I made the tab closure wider than my previous purses and put the monogram on it (using Embird Alphabet #33).


The inside features several pockets. Each bag I've made is an improvement on the last, and I think I've finally settled on a standard set of pockets. One side has a 4" and an 8" pocket (the 8" is perfect for a checkbook, 4" can hold a cell phone, sunglasses case or keys). The other side has two 6" pockets (for wallet or whatever else fits). Both ends have a pocket as well, and for one of them I added two lines of stitching to create a place to store pens/pencils.

I've got another bag cut out to make for myself. Hopefully I'll have that done in the next couple of days.
1 comments on "Personalized Rag-Style Bag"
Okay -- I'll go ahead and out myself and pray that my FSU diploma isn't revoked for this. The bag was for my sister-in-law, and she LOVED it! The fabric choices were just perfect, and she was so excited to get a purse that wasn't diaper bag, but in which she could still stash all of her mom stuff if she needed to. So kudos for that!
Post a Comment