I made this blue patchwork bag as part of my swap for Nicolette. Lucky for me she shares my love of blue fabrics and quilting - so this design idea seemed like a great way to combine both for a unique bag.
The patchwork was made using the technique I learned from A Passion for Patchwork from Lise Bergene (I made a table runner using this technique). The bag is one of my designs, shown here, here and here.
The patchwork was made using the technique I learned from A Passion for Patchwork from Lise Bergene (I made a table runner using this technique). The bag is one of my designs, shown here, here and here.
What a lovely bag!!! Wadding gives a lovely soft body to bags doesn't it? i am intending on making a weekend bag from some Cath Kidston corduroy fabric that I have, got a quilt to finish first though!
ReplyDeleteSo many projects, so little time!
Happy crafting : )
Sharon xx
What a lovely name for the bag!
ReplyDeletelovely bag..nice name..i like it
ReplyDeletelovely bag... care to share the tutorial???
ReplyDeleteLoved your title -- a perfect twist to that old music piece.
ReplyDeleteAnd it's truly is a rhapsody you've presented us with in fabric notes!
Looks fab...and I bet it will be useful too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! Very aptly named.
ReplyDeleteOoh,Katherine - that's lovely. I'm going to have to try out your pattern for some gifts!! Peg
ReplyDeleteHi I just found your blog and have started to follow as I think you make beautiful things. I was wondering if you sell this bag pattern or if you make these bags to sell, either way I would love one !
ReplyDeleteMiriam
i like it so cute
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