Polka your eyes out

I got this double sided upholstery fabric as an afterthought...my primary reason: it is a most exquisite shade of deep, dark blue- looking almost blue black. The fabric has a slight sheen. It's even more gorgeous in person.

It is a small bag, with a vintage button. I recommend dry-cleaning due to the type of fabric.

$37.00 plus shipping.

Patchwork

This one sold before I could post it...I have never dealt with a more popular fabric. I wish I had bought more, but you know how hindsight is.

Cotton patchwork, 100% cotton reverse in espresso. Amber acrylic and brass antique button.

*sold*

New style in grey

This is one of the small bags. I shortened the handle considerably- from thirty-two to fifteen inches.- allowing it to be carried in the hand as well as on the shoulder.

The plaid is a cotton blend, and the brushed grey is a cotton/poly blend. I also incorporated two pockets into the front of the grey side of the bag, as well as a small hidden cellphone pocket into the handle on the plaid side.

The button is new and hand painted.

Custom Knitting bag

This is my personal fave- Steph sent me this excellent Michael Miller fabric, it's called "Knitmare on Elm Street":



and I paired it with a gorgeous chartreuse and espresso upholstery fabric that I picked up at Fabric Depot. Vintage button, dry clean only.

I made one for myself as well, it's perfect for the 4 or 5 current knitting projects I have going on.

$60.00 plus shipping
(sale pending)

Springtime

I had a lot of fun with this one...

My friend Michele sent me the Robert Kaufman floral (Mod Blossoms, from the Melrose collection), and it happened to work really well with the spring green poly. I added a stripe of the floral (it's even lovelier in person, and I wanted to use a bit more) on the reverse, as it perked up the green substantially. The pea-green button is vintage.

SOLD

Sole- African Lilies

This bag was made with some fabric that my friend Steph sent me- It's from the Sole Collection by Valori Wells, called African Lilies.

The reverse is an awesome, eye-popping pink cotton :D....as usual, the button is antique (and I was shocked as it matched the cinnamon-brown of the fabric *perfectly*) and acrylic. Lucky find, that.

SOLD