Some cool patterns for bags (because I REALLY need to make more bags;) (by the way I am going to start trying to sell some of the bags I make... trying to
I do not know what I am going to do with these cute fabrics, but I HAD to have them... right? I also got a bunch of notions, but Ada Liz climbed into the photo of them.
After Jo-Ann's we went to lunch and then a quilt store, but I was very good in the quilt store and did not get anything.
When I got home the kids where in their rooms so I started working on a bag that I had cut out. (I was either feeling guilty or crafty;)
Here it is! I got it done after the kids went to bed, and after Mark and I had a date (I love a date with my husband!)
I think it came out cute. Please ignore the thread that I did not get clipped off. I can not wait to wear it today!
Finally I just wanted to put up this cute photo of Ada Liz. I just love her smile.
6 comments:
Successful trip to Joann! Great idea to make and sell cute bags. I've been tossing around some ideas in my head about making and selling stuff. Are you thinking Etsy?
I was at my Mom's yesterday and she showed me one of her favorite tools - the adjustable rule that we all bought. I think that is funny.
Ang -- yes I was thinking Etsy, only because I have a friend that sell there and she can answer my questions;) What would you sell?
Kari -- too funny;)
good thing we all got one, then. :)
Your new bag is adorable.
I don't know a lot about Etsy so I've been reading and trying to figure it all out. I'm thinking aprons (adult/kid), crayon/marker rolls, I've got some vintage patterns. Anything useful that I can think of really...extra cash would be nice.
I love the polka dot pockets in the bag! And good luck setting up a shop. I think you would do very well!
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