this was made for my friend Darcy to give to her mom for Christmas. the fabric is from a Moda Charisma charm pack. it veers from my normal style, but i think i like it anyway.
Your bag is wonderful. I just love Charisma! I have a charm pack, too, but I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it. And while I need. no. new. fabric. I'm debating getting some more Charisma.
I love the Charisma line and I love charm bags! I have made one that is similar but a little more rectangular. I also didn't quilt it. Even more inspiration, gee my list is growing.
Very nice! The straps look like they turned out really well. I also thought at first that they were made of something else, maybe suede, until I saw your comment answer. What a pretty line of fabric, too.
Beautiful bag! Just returned from my first ever quilt retreat, where I complete the top to my second ever quilt! Still love seeing your work, and being inspired by it!
thank you much for the stippling tutorial, the video. i finally dared to meander myself and after half a quilt, i had it worked out. of course, there will have to be hundreds more until i know what i'm doing. thanks for your blog, you are my quilt guru! ;)
I love this!! I got this same charm pack, and I'm working on an hourglass quilt with them. Won't be very big, but I look forward to seeing all the great colors and patterns when it's all finished.
lol! I just finished morning coffee, have not showered or dressed yet, and have already spent money buying the Moda fabric pack listed in your post! So pretty! Those fabric collections make project color choices so easy! Thanks for posting!
love your blog and the charisma fabric. your prolific quilting has inspired me to finish projects that i start. thanks for the inspiration. i have a broken bone in my hand and i m learning to sew and type with one and a half hands. no caps and very little cutting with scissors. Debbie
great bag!!
ReplyDeleteDid you use leather handles?? they look great.
julie
The colors are very pretty. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love the colors, love the shape.. nice job!
ReplyDelete~Regi
Aren't purses fun!! Do you put on a closure or just leave it open? Great job! I love the fabrics!
ReplyDeletejulie,
ReplyDeletei used a heavy weight cotton for the handles.
aj
shanna,
ReplyDeletei didn't put a closure on this one. but for some of my bags i do.
aj
That is a really cute bag, I love it!
ReplyDeleteDid you leave the charm squares whole or are they trimmed into smaller squares?
it looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. I love the material.
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Ooooo love that!
ReplyDeleteThat bag is so pretty! Love it!
ReplyDeleteIf you put closure on the bag, what kind do you use?
It is a pretty bag! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable! I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the greens and blues in the bag. What a nice Christmas gift for some lucky person to receive!!
ReplyDeleteYour bag is wonderful. I just love Charisma! I have a charm pack, too, but I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it. And while I need. no. new. fabric. I'm debating getting some more Charisma.
ReplyDeleteWow that's pretty! Did you use the ones I sent you??? You are fast!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely - such great colours and fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love the Charisma line and I love charm bags! I have made one that is similar but a little more rectangular. I also didn't quilt it. Even more inspiration, gee my list is growing.
ReplyDeleteAnna
Gosh I have tons of charm squares, what a great tote!
ReplyDeleteI think the bag is very cool and colorful;) Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! The straps look like they turned out really well. I also thought at first that they were made of something else, maybe suede, until I saw your comment answer. What a pretty line of fabric, too.
ReplyDeleteCute - beautiful fabrics and adorable bag!
ReplyDeleteVery cute...I love the fabric and the handles!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Are those leather handles or fabric?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bag! Just returned from my first ever quilt retreat, where I complete the top to my second ever quilt! Still love seeing your work, and being inspired by it!
ReplyDeletethank you much for the stippling tutorial, the video. i finally dared to meander myself and after half a quilt, i had it worked out. of course, there will have to be hundreds more until i know what i'm doing. thanks for your blog, you are my quilt guru! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love it! What a great use for a charm pack!
ReplyDeleteI love this!! I got this same charm pack, and I'm working on an hourglass quilt with them. Won't be very big, but I look forward to seeing all the great colors and patterns when it's all finished.
ReplyDeleteIt's really cute!! It's always good to make something a bit different!!!
ReplyDeletei love anything patchy
ReplyDeleteThe bag looks great. Great idea for a charm pack!
ReplyDeleteGreat gift!
ReplyDeleteLove the bag....
ReplyDeleteThe bag is really cute! As is the pink flea market fancy quilt! :)
ReplyDeleteThe bag looks great. I'm sure she loved it.
ReplyDeleteVery Nice Crazy Mom! I'll bet it was fun to do a bag for a change, no?
ReplyDeleteI love the charisma line - your bag looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love the bag. I have 4 Charisma charm packs waiting for me to make a quilt.
ReplyDeleteThe bag looks great
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics veer from your normal style indeed, but the bag looks great!
ReplyDeleteNice bag!
ReplyDeletelol! I just finished morning coffee, have not showered or dressed yet, and have already spent money buying the Moda fabric pack listed in your post! So pretty! Those fabric collections make project color choices so easy! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteso cute! I love quilted bags like this
ReplyDeleteamy,
ReplyDeletei trimmed the charm squares to 4.5"
aj
denitza,
ReplyDeleteso far, the only closures i have used on my bags are the sew in ones. i have purchased some magnetic snaps, but i haven't used them yet.
aj
Veering away from your usual style always has awesome outcomes.
ReplyDeletelove your blog and the charisma fabric. your prolific quilting has inspired me to finish projects that i start. thanks for the inspiration. i have a broken bone in my hand and i m learning to sew and type with one and a half hands. no caps and very little cutting with scissors. Debbie
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely quilted bag!! love it!!
ReplyDeleteit's really cute.
ReplyDeleteA simply lovely bag! Love the fabrics!
ReplyDeleteHappy stitchings! 8-)
Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to veer off in a different direction every so often. The bag is lovely.
ReplyDeletei really need to make a patchwork bag!!
ReplyDeletei am in love with yours.