This is why I love making bags! Today I completed an order for a bag for someone who loves going to France and all things French. I am really pleased with the way it has turned out.
The fabric is French toile, which I bought from Love Fabrics; it is manufactured in France and was sent to me from France. Because of the rural designs on the fabric I fussy cut it but, fortunately, didn't have to waste any. The fabric has a linen look and feel so I interfaced it with light iron-on interfacing before working with it as I was a fraid it would fray. I think that has given the bag the extra body it needed and it looks really neat. I used Thermolan as the bag interfacing.
Inside there are two slip pockets and a key/purse hook. I also fussy cut and made a zippered coin purse. This is what the bag looks like:
This is the front with a tab closure with magnetic snap. And this is the back:
I just love this fabric! Don't you just love it when things come together as planned?
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Friday, 1 June 2012
A photo of my travel bag
Well, I seem to have managed a photo! This is the bag I have made for myself to take on holiday.
This shows the inside of the bag with the zippered coin purse attached to safety strap.
This shows the inside of the bag with the zippered coin purse attached to safety strap.
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