Last month at my quilting retreat at Gruber's, three of us made the Sew Together Bag by Sew Demented. I had not come prepared to make this, but since I knew it was kind of tricky, I thought making it together with friends would be much easier.
So I walked across the parking lot from the retreat center to the quilt store and bought a fat quarter of each colorway of my favorite Kaffe Fassett fabric, Guinea Flower, along with multiple zippers.
I took lots of pictures during the process because already I have fabric combinations galore floating around in my head. The extra pictures will make it easier when I'm making another one solo.
I seen these on web and all of them look great. Yours are no exception! Great fabric choices!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I have heard this is a tricky bag to make!
ReplyDeleteYour bag looks great in Kaffe fabrics, and the ones from your friends are beautiful, too. Just this week I made one, too, and blogged about it today. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would definitely need someone to hold my hand....
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my beating heart... Those fabrics are gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteEsther
Love it! I would love to make one of these. Just need to find my patience first.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many of these have been made? And each one as pretty as the next!
ReplyDeleteHow was it to make? I like it, but it looks like it could be a bear. Love your fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteI love STB. I can't wait to make another one. Your fabrics are so perfect.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love all those fun bright fabrics :)
ReplyDeleteYour Sew Together Bag turned out so beautiful! It was fun to make these together, wasn't it! I read through the pattern before our retreat, and I'm so glad I decided to wait until I had access to others to get help. I looooove how mine turned out too!
ReplyDeleteThose bags are all cute! So bright and cheerful.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics and the zippers!
ReplyDeleteGreat trio!
ReplyDeleteWow, your bags really turned out nicely! I am currently taking a class for mine. I am so glad I took a class. Not sure how I would have done otherwise!
ReplyDeleteThose are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your bag. How could I not since it's full of Kaffe. Now I want to make one too.
ReplyDeletethat looks like fun!!! :) might have to check out that pattern!
ReplyDeleteThe bags look lovely. I would very much love to have one of these, but I'm a bit intimidated. Perhaps, I should just put on my big girl pants.
ReplyDeleteSo terrific! (sew? terrific) Okay, it's on my list. Okay, I'm going to pull fabrics right now. Okay I first have to read another of your posts (I couldn't get to your blog the last couple of days and now I'm having lotsa fun!).
ReplyDeleteLoved Afton's comment (above). I feel the same way.
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