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Has been a while since our little pod Coonamble.AU has contributed to this fantastic cause. Hopefully will have some more time in the near future 😄 Here are some of our bags from the last couple of days.
https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/arleia33/24074358014/
Feel free to check out the rest of our photos as we do try to see where they go 🙂
What splendid bags! Great work!
They’re lovely bags arleia! I love the colourful ones with vivid flowers and parrots on. I had 2 king sized duvet covers with little pink sprigs like yours and they made very popular bags.
I had to take out a couple of extra characters in the address of your photo before it showed up on here. There was an extraneous “m” in front of “https” and a superfluous ” #/ ” in the middle. Don’t know why – perhaps to make it harder to copy and paste? Anyway, nice work, and it’s great to hear from you 😀
Thanks for coping in the photo. Was wondering what went wrong 😄
Your bags are beautiful, and with so many different patterns, people will be able to choose their favorite!
Hi Kathy! I agree, arleia’s bags are beautiful! 😀 I expect they’ve all gone to new homes now.
Very tropical!
Have you got a pod Kathy?
I’m a new morsbagger, just started about a month ago. My pod is Earthlings in Columbia, Missouri. That’s close to the middle of USA. I have made 17 bags, starting in mid-April. I’m a solopodder so far.
Sorry I didn’t see your reply/question earlier, as I am not used to the forum.
Just this week I learned that if we quickly iron the glued label, it is set and doesn’t move at all. I use Washable School Glue Stick, designed for school children.
Ooh that sounds good. Might need to test that it stays on during washing maybe.
Oh no, I only meant that the glue holds much better after being heat-set TEMPORARILY for while we are sewing on the label. The beauty of it all is that the glue SHOULD wash away.
For me myself, I ran into trouble with the lable fabric trying to shift a little before I completely finished sewing it.Oh no, I only meant that the glue holds much better after being heat-set TEMPORARILY for while we are sewing on the label. The beauty of it all is that the glue SHOULD wash away.
For me myself, I ran into trouble with the label fabric trying to shift a little before I completely finished sewing it.Ah! Get it! Sorry! 🙂
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