Not so vintage bag!

Happiness is a new sewing machine and a couple of fat quarters to play with!

Oh, nice one, Tina! Perhaps this will inspire me to do something with all my fat quarters.

Lynda

lyndaejane wrote:Oh, nice one, Tina! Perhaps this will inspire me to do something with all my fat quarters.

Lynda

It's a Buttercup Bag by Rae; free pattern from the Burda style website.

Quick work, Nice to have a bit of fun with fabric, a phone pocket too, great bag.

very pretty too and great colours.

Very pretty bag Tina.
All this creativity

very nice.

love it ,, whos it for ?

This is super Tina ... if you should by chance need any fabric do please yell - just say what colour/design/type, etc.etc. cos I have a cupboard full!!!

[I was tempted to put up just my avatar and call that "vintage bag" too!!!!]

Patty wrote:[I was tempted to put up just my avatar and call that "vintage bag" too!!!!]

Ah, but some vintages are better than others.
As Miss Brodie would say, you are the creme de creme.

Aaw Steph, that is a lovely note on which to go off to my bed tonight. Thank you!! xx

Kim, I made it just for the sake of it really, and to see if I could!

Patty, you must be a Gucci then! I'm not looking for anything in particular, but hope to take inspiration from whatever I can acquire; if you (or anyone else) have any recommendations for good online fabric shops please point me in their direction.

That's gorgeous Tina. I love the style of it. Super job. It's so neat.

Tina - have a look at Hancocks of Paducah - it is in the States, of course, but still works out far, far cheaper than any good quality 100% colour-fast cottons here in the UK, and I only use that type of fabric for my quilts. I was serious about giving you fabrics if you have any particular needs, just ask!

a gorgeous bag, must have been a great lift to make it and no to be able to enjoy it. x wish i had the know how.

must show you a pic of a bag i had made for me by a lady at craft club, a crafting bag of course. x x