A close up of the organza stripes.
Tucking the lining into the bag and pinning it in place...
...prior to top-stitching.
Tucking the lining into the bag and pinning it in place...
...prior to top-stitching.
As you can see...
...my 'trusty' organza fabric did not disappoint. :)
The torn strips 'melted' into the project during felting...
...providing an iridescent shimmer.
I was especially thrilled to find a button in my stash...
...which so closely matched the appearance of the organza.
It's curious, isn't it (looking at the last photo)...
...how green leather accents seem 'right' for each of these three disparate bags?!
...my 'trusty' organza fabric did not disappoint. :)
The torn strips 'melted' into the project during felting...
...providing an iridescent shimmer.
I was especially thrilled to find a button in my stash...
...which so closely matched the appearance of the organza.
It's curious, isn't it (looking at the last photo)...
...how green leather accents seem 'right' for each of these three disparate bags?!
9 comments:
Gorgeous again Heather :) That button was absolutely perfect.. like it had been made to go with the organza!
As you say, quite amazing how the green leather goes with 3 such different bags.. but my goodness it certainly does!
xx
Each of different color and size to fit. All are wonderful. The blue one with perfect button !
Deborah-It was exciting to find that button in my stash!
Terriea-Thanks! :)
This bag has turned out really wonderful. And again such a nice buttonclosure.
Grt.Mattie
Wow, very nice indeed! All 3 of them really came out to be very lovely. :)
Green is quite a friendly colour which looks good with a lot of others, so I'm not surprised, but they do all look good together!
Mattie--Thanks!
Sandie--It was fun to see them lined up like the 3 Bears! :)
Rachel--I like that idea of green being a 'friendly' color!
Ohh how it became so gorgeous, love it, again the leather closure, super!
Janine-Thanks so much!
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