Last week I was easing my way back into life after India. As I started up my Bernina once again, I wanted a simple, yet practical project that would even allow me to play with that embroidery side of my machine.
My newly organized stash and quilt-related supplies actually mean that I can find things that I purchased along the way - imagine that! I found a pattern by Jamie Kalvestran for "Fat-Quarter Scrap-bags" that I must have purchased a while back. It was what I needed to create this cute little bag.
The pattern was extremely simple and the directions were very clearly written. You can actually create the bag using only one fat-quarter. I just went online to find a source and found a great website by Jamie. The pattern I used didn't seem to be available but a very similar one is found here. I also learned that Jamie has some interesting blogs on fabric design listed on the website that I expect I will follow.
My newly organized stash and quilt-related supplies actually mean that I can find things that I purchased along the way - imagine that! I found a pattern by Jamie Kalvestran for "Fat-Quarter Scrap-bags" that I must have purchased a while back. It was what I needed to create this cute little bag.
The pattern was extremely simple and the directions were very clearly written. You can actually create the bag using only one fat-quarter. I just went online to find a source and found a great website by Jamie. The pattern I used didn't seem to be available but a very similar one is found here. I also learned that Jamie has some interesting blogs on fabric design listed on the website that I expect I will follow.
As a bona fide Cat Person, I love this, Judy! Might just have to track it down!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, it was the perfect thing to get your creative mojo out of jet lag and back in action.
Hugs!