Monday, February 22, 2010
I did it my way!
I had some flannel left from my mom's stash. Didn't think it would really hold up in a quilt, so I made it into a purse. I started out using Aunt Philly's Toothbrush Rugs oval pattern to make the base. From there I just did what I thought was logical to make the bag and handles. Yes, it did use up quite a bit of fabric, but I had it and didn't plan for it to be used any other way, so I just went for it. The handles were built right in to the bag, so I am fairly certain they will stay attached. The purse holds my planner, checkbook, cards, keys, a bottle of water, and an extra pair of mittens. (Don't know exactly how much material I used, but think it was 6+ yards.) Next time, I would probably just use inexpensive cotton fabric (not quilt store prices) and make the handles a little thinner, but keep the rest the same. Great project for travelling or watching the Olympics.
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