Made from fabric scraps this little bag rocks for small knitting projects and socks. The squares are cut at 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 inches stacked in 3 rows of 4 on each side. There's a 3-1/2 inch wide strip for the bottom so this bag can sit up nicely. The quilted handles are comfortable and sturdy. I used fabric spray adhesive between the layers and quilted it in the ditch on my sewing machine while it was still flat before I lined it with the bull rush fabric. Next time I'll use a different fabric for each square for a scrappier look.
I'm stashing cut-to-size fabric squares to make more bags as gifts. Next time I'll add a magnetic closure and maybe a piece of plastic mesh in the bottom. I'll probably sew up some 5 x 5 inch square bags too. It's a fun project that can be finished in an afternoon to use up leftover bits from quilts.
8 comments:
This is gorgeous! I love the colours. I've got a ton of quilt stash that I didn't think I'd be able to use, but I love this idea, so thanks!
Love this Renee! The earthy tones are really gorgeous!
What an awesome project bag! I love the fabric you used ~ it's very appealing.
Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate them. I like your tote. Did you line it?
great bag...earthy,warm pretty and functional!!
Just beautiful! Really lovely.
beautiful! i love it.
Wow! Does your Not Noro scarf ever look great inside that bag! Good idea getting a jump on Christmas!
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