What strikes me, Pol, is the variety of bags that you’ve made in March! 😀 I find I get stuck on churning out groups of bags that all match, as one duvet cover, or a pair of curtains make so many! I mix them up a bit to get some contrasts and to give the eventual pickers a choice, but find I get fed up with seeing the same prints, or colours. Yours are so beautifully individual!! 😀
Thank you Beattie! The truth is that I’m having a clear out of all the bitty bits that have been hanging around forever, either because they are hard fabrics to tackle so I’ve been avoiding them or because they’re so nice, I’ve been ‘waiting’ to make them (not sure for what!). They’re generally small one off pieces of material, such as March 6th, but usually I’m the same as you, stuck in a big duvet rut – so I consciously made a decision to make a variety to keep me motivated and simultaneously empty a big box that has been hanging around for ages! Thank you for noticing though 🙂
Excuse the photo; I had to use one hand to hold the bag down as it wouldn’t behave! nightmare fabric, but a pleasing ‘scrunch-up-into-pocket’ bag, with a life of its own!
More lovely bags! I know what you mean about sewing up that filmy fabric – it’s so ornery!! Makes super, space-saving bags though!
Every now and then we take on “The Bitsa Challenge” and try to use up the awkward bits that are too attractive to throw away, but are too small on their own to make a bag. It’s very satisfying to work your way through a box of nice bits and use them all up! That Paddington bag will be very popular, I’m sure! 😀
Here’s March 16th – a former cushion cover from the Royal Yacht Britannia (Thank you Prince Charles!) 3 needles were broken in the making of this morsbag…