My pride is not in the nonexistent details of the bag; it's in the fact that I actually finished it. (I have two lonely knitting needles, numerous scrapbooking supplies and a husband who can all attest to this accomplishment.)
Disclaimer: Like all things creative, photography is not my skill. I should probably take another picture but I have .5 more seconds before Madeline starts hiding oatmeal up her nose.I got both fabrics on clearance and the whole project was less than $4. While I'm happy with how it turned out, I can't decide if I should keep it as a hobo bag or turn it into a pillow. The fabric isn't really purse-ish.
In other news, if you're looking for great ways to support our troops, my friends Heather and Neil are on a mission and could use your help collecting DVDs and CDs.
Now I'm off to see what we can donate, but I'm fairly certain the soldiers won't be upset if I don't part with my 8 hours of Pride and Prejudice.
4 comments:
My vote is hobo bag - I'm also seriously second-guessing your claims that you can't sew. Thanks for the T4T plug!
pillow or purse? Isn't that something you should decide before you start? Just checking.
I think the fabric is great for your bag. It looks great. Did you enjoy yourself, still afraid of sewing? :) I'm looking forward to seeing what you create next.
I think it is an adorable bag!!
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