Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Lunch Breaks
This is what I've been doing on my lunch breaks recently. I heart sewing. It is so much fun. I made the first bag from a pattern found in Lotta Jansdotter book (see list of Talented People) and the second one I found from a link called madebyrae.blogspot.com which I found through Little Cumulus (thanks A!). The second bag was made by me and my sister Lexy. She picked the fabric and it is SO her. I think they turned out pretty cute. I've made two other bags, one set of placemats, and one set of coasters...but I gave them away before I took pictures. Maybe...if those people read my blog...they could send me a picture of them? I also made a miniature quilt and pillow for a fairy garden, but that is a post for another day.
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Super cute! That bag is SO Lexy! I love em! I have always wanted to take a sewing class. Maybe some day...
So cute! Is there anything you can't do? You are very talented. I am working on sewing curtains for our home, but it's slow going. It seems I only have a couple hour everyday (naptime) and with all the cutting and ironing, I haven't hardly been at the machine yet, but I am excited to finish a project. It's been a long time.
You are so creative Megan! I love your bags!
Oh, the happiness!! I love the skulls in the lining... skulls + girly = awesome.
The talent doesnt stop!
You could sell those!
So cute! I didn't know you sewed! Hidden talents...
Some people have all the talent.
Way cute bags Meggie! I'm impressed. You are WAY above me you little seamstress.
I'm loving those bags!!! Maybe if I'm nice I'll take a picture!! I love my bag you made!! Thanks so much!!
I am beyond impressed with your many abilities. You are one talented girl! I couldn't even sew a button on a shirt. It's so sad. I think you should make us all bags for Christmas! ha
Thank you for helping me make that bag and for encouraging me to do it myself. I am glad you support my style. I love you very much. Oh ya, I enlarged the pattern and I am going to try to make a larger bag. I'll let you know how it turns out.
Wow, Meg! You got talent, home slice. I kinda sensed it back at Granite when you made all those super cool posters to hang in the hallway. :]
Megan, I love your bags. I will buy 50. Or you can make me 50 for free. Either way, 50. Pronto. And one day you should rule the world.
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