I found this shoulder bag tutorial at tiny happy several months ago and filed it away for a summer day. We did tweak with her measurements, feeling that the bag wasn't deep enough. And I have to have a bag that easy carries my moleskine planner.
Hannah's bag (she picked out the fabric)

My mom and I used the same fabric - fine wale red corduroy for fall.
Mom's... (she got a little fancy with the tucks by the button)



very cute! I LOVE The the fabric you used to line yours :)
ReplyDeleteThose bags look like so much fun! I'd love to have such an interesting looking bag.
ReplyDeleteI may have to learn to sew!
I love those, especially yours! So cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun introduction to sewing! I'm mostly a quilter, but I've recently been excited to start other sewing projects! Something to do with having a daughter now...almost like I have "permission" and a "reason" to do lots of fun sewing. Might try your bag!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat bags!! Love that red corduroy!
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