For this purse, I printed one of my Funky Girl drawings on duck cloth. Using a free Mini Messenger Bag from Quilting Arts magazine, I created a unique and personal bag.
in Chrystel's Studio, where it is more about the process and less about the project.
Images
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Sunday, June 5, 2016
I am back in
The Underground, at least for another
week. And I have a new sign above the door!
Since my
last post (which was 2 ½ months
ago), we returned to
Paducah for a couple of weeks before a three week trip to Italy. We were home a few days and then spent Memorial
Day weekend in Washington D.C. Between trips, I am attempting to gain control
of my garden (so far the weeds have the advantage.) Needless to say, I have not done much crafting! But I
have been inspired. I have some cool ideas (at least I think they are pretty cool) for doing something unique with a few
of the thousands of photos from Italy.
Remember
those funky gals I drew while traveling around in the RV during the winter? And
those photos of my little Featherweight and my sewing projects? Well, I found a
way to put it all together.
My first
Funky Folk purse.
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I kind of like her.
I have
another one on the sewing table; hopefully she will be completed this week.
Next week the
Featherweight, Silhouette and a bunch of craft supplies will head to Florida with
us where we will hang out with our youngest granddaughter. We have no specific
project in mind, but it doesn’t hurt to be prepared.
After
Florida, we will spend a couple of weeks with family in Texas.
If all goes
as planned, well I just might get a few weeks in the studio before we load up The Wanderer to head southeast. That's retirement! The challenge is deciding what craft supplies to carry as I travel.
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