Below, the purple/red batik, is probably the last of my practicing of making cosmetics bags. I have that tab (left of the zipper) on the zipper figured out. I still need guidance on zippers and will check with my local gals - there are so many versions - I don't remember having problems waaaaay back 35 years ago! LOL. These cosmetics bags called for fusible batting - I think next time, I'll try fusible interfacing - it may be less bulky. This one turned out pretty good!
I am a quilter - a retired widow living in the Nebraska Panhandle. I am surrounded by beautiful semi-arid ranch country, and treeless hills and fields under incredibly wide blue skies, located far from the upheaval found often in large towns or cities. I am blessed to have delicious time to quilt and to appreciate my peaceful moments in an unpeaceful world.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
One thing leads to another ...
Below, the purple/red batik, is probably the last of my practicing of making cosmetics bags. I have that tab (left of the zipper) on the zipper figured out. I still need guidance on zippers and will check with my local gals - there are so many versions - I don't remember having problems waaaaay back 35 years ago! LOL. These cosmetics bags called for fusible batting - I think next time, I'll try fusible interfacing - it may be less bulky. This one turned out pretty good!
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I think that your yard looks great, and your cosmetic bags look perfect to me. Just FYI, if you like doing online classes Craftsy has a free zipper class:
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I've signed up, but I haven't taken it yet. I find the classes enjoyable.
What a fun sight to have in your yard!
ReplyDeleteI really like this bag--very pretty!
I admire your perseverance when running into a problem. You remind me of...ME!! Good work.
ReplyDeleteYour bags look great! I was going to suggest you check out the free Craftsy Zipper course too ... there's a couple of free bag ones too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post, Elaine! Love your "holiday tree" in the yard. Wonderful. I'm in awe over your lovely green grass! Nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat little zippered pouches. They are so fun to make and are always welcome gifts!
I've made a similar pouch but I think the zipper was done while it was flat. I used Atkinson's design. Although thinking about it I think mine was wider but shorter if that makes sense. Your Jamestown landing looks great.
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