New Handy Bags

Summer Days = Holiday time. May month is almost over and most of them must have enjoyed a happy Vacation.

I sewed some handy bags; very easy to carry and can fit all your essential items for travel.

All the above bags are of the same pattern.

This is a quilted sling bag with adjustable handles.

And above 2 are small shoulder bags.

Lastly two small pyramid pouches.

Will be back soon, Bye!!

New Handbags

It was hectic for the past few weeks, as we shifted to a new house. But we tried our best to take it slowly and smoothly without any tension. As of now, I completed 3 bags.

Because of the lighting, the bag looks different in the above photo. Had to click it in a hurry. 

Here are the other 2 bags; 

Yes, it looks the same😀. I gifted these to my friends.

I added black non woven for the lining and readymade black handles.

Will continue to post soon. Bye.

Hand sewn bags and pouches

Sewing with hand takes time, but I would like to quote it as a 'slow and beautiful process'. Your hand and the fabric you are sewing, is the world; You forget everything happening around you.

I enjoyed this stitching very much, but now, I couldn't continue it. Sewing machine does all the work.

I have showed some purses and bags, which I stitched in my initial stage.

Coin pouches

Small wallet

Open view

                       

Card holder

Open view

  Cute purse

Upcycled wallet with red fabric

                   Upcycled leather wallet

Felt sling bag

                          First Handbag

Inner view with slip pockets on one side & welt zip on the other

Upcycled Saree Bag 

                Cute small pouch from saree

Open view 

                              Circle Pouch

                           Coin purses

Cute little bag

Coming up soon with an interesting content. Bye.

Scrap fabric organizer bag

Here is the scrap fabric organizer, I mentioned in my blog post of felt bag,

Top view

Years before, I stitched these 2 rectangle and 2 square blocks to be used as placemats, but never got a chance to finish it. 

Accidently it all came together now, as an organizer bag. 

For the above hour glass pattern, I followed this tutorial of Missouri Star in YouTube,

For the rectangle blocks, I followed my own pattern.

The inside view,

I used a saree pallu for the sides and fabric strips for the base. 

Later we added a drawstring closure to the bag.

Here is another bag from a saree pallu,

Finished with a velcro flap closure.

Will update on new bags in the upcoming blogs. Bye.