A sort-of tote bag tutorial.
Did not take pictures of every step. However, I started with some pre-quilted remnants. The pocket is made of a left over piece from the Thomas the Train bag that I made for #5c.
The bias, I had a huge roll of that yellow bias.
The yellow and the very dark green are the inside. Did not have enough fabric to make the tote the size that I wanted, so I added the green as sides.
Here it is sew together. When I had assembled the main part and the 2 sides, I serged all the seams to tidy them up.
Here it is sew together. When I had assembled the main part and the 2 sides, I serged all the seams to tidy them up.
This is the inside of the bag with a skein of yarn and a tube of crochet thread. [still learning to take pictures with good lighting...bear with me]
The outside of the tote, posing outdoors in the cool sunshine--63F yay! with some tree shadows.
I had the strapping which looks exactly the same color as the fabric, in person--how do professionals take pictures...oh, I see...air brush, you say? reflectors? sure, sure. Maybe I'll try that in my next photo session...mm, hm!
"Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful." Psa 1:1
It'll work great for me. I'll take it with me with my current knitting project. I'm leaving in a few minutes to meet with a friend, so I'll knit while I wait for her--Then I'll show it off.
I'll leave you with this:
"Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful." Psa 1:1
In His hands, ^__^
2 comments:
Lovely bag. I love it! Perhaps you could also use a green screen when you take photos. That plus lighting, reflectors and airbrushing might do the trick!
Great bag..and just like you, I love bags of all sorts and uses... The baby sweater is adorable and you have excellent photography 'staging'.
Be Encouraged!
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