Sunday, September 5, 2010
A bag for Ruru
My DD is in Japan this semester. She has a host family for a home stay, because Tokyo International University doesn't have dorms. The family has a little girl.
Naturally, we got some omiyage, like kona coffee, chocolate covered macadamia nuts, etc., for her to take up. We decided to make the girl a bag using some cute hawaiian print fabric. My DD chose the fabrics, made the lettering and I did the rest. It took me 3 days, of course, I didn't work on it continuously...I had to go to work. lol.
The first picture is of the bag with 1-1/2" wide handles. I actually got done with it a little earlier, but decided that the handles made the bag look funny because they were too wide and too long. I ended up taking it apart and redoing the handles. I shortened the handles and made them 1" wide. It looked so much better.
This was one of the few times that I actually made something without a pattern. This is also the first time I put a pocket on the inside of the bag. I don't know if you can see it in the last picture.
We thought it turned out really cute.
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2 comments:
very nice, I hope she likes it :)
Thanks, Kat...I hope she likes it too. : )
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