Can't you just picture this in a gorgeous sundress for my favourite seven year old?

And this pretty voile made up perfectly into a little shirred top for Kitty. Erin's tutorial was most helpful.

Then this swatch started to make its way into my thoughts as a handbag.

A gift for one of my best friends. On it's own it seemed a little overpowering, but it was freshened up by some Joel Dewberry from my stash. Yes, I was starting to get excited!
I felt positively chuffed when my own design started to come together with the just right proportions but by the time I added my favourite vintage buttons I was positively in love.

With pockets and a ribbon trim inside, this bag had turned out way too cute. Boy, was it going to be hard to part with this one.

But I did. I gave it to it's new owner on one condition - she had to really love it...and so now I just admire it over her shoulder.

What a gorgeous bag, your friend must have been thrilled! I can see why it would be hard to part with.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bag !!! Love the little button gathers
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bag, and a devine button! They sure don't make buttons like that anymore.
ReplyDeleteIt came together beautifully!
ReplyDeleteyou are so good to actually cut your fabric up!....I am still hoarding mine...love what you used them for though!
ReplyDeleteThe bag is so beautiful, Tamara! The combinations and the colours all look like they were made for each other.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you don't want to part with it - it's gorgeous!!! I just love all the fabrics you have used - a great combo.
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