This summer the Nursing Daughter celebrated her
In an effort to avoid thinking about her leaving,
I immersed myself in creative bag making!
I may have gotten carried away, but it was SO much fun!!
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In February I had a lot of fun testing this pattern and my daughter,
had requested one of her own.
Sara makes great patterns if you are interested in trying one of her cute bags.
Inside I added a second zippered pocket, flannel lining and a D-ring.
and my smaller mini with hooks to hang inside.
She will be doing 12-hr rotations at school as part of her training,
and that means packing a breakfast/lunch.
So..... a girl needs a stylin'
lunch bag to carry it all in!
I again used ripstop for easy cleaning, but added loops on this one--
one inside and another on the outside.
The little
hexagon bag is for keys....or milk money ;o)
This was first attempt at a paper-piecing.
It is hard to tell, but it is a cupcake.
Above it there are 21 candles-sort of...
It didn't quite turn out like I envisioned, but it was fun to try
and she understood the gist of it.
The other side was her Alaska view.
It is lined with a pretty purple and gold stars cotton.
Shoes are a big part of her day because she runs for her school.
Keeping them organized by miles, purpose, etc., can be a challenge,
sew I decided to try a shoe bag.
The
laminates were really easy to work with
for the shoe bag and mini dumpling spike bag.
Now she can keep her racing shoes and spikes together
to grab as she runs out the door.
She was ready to hit the ground running
when she went back to school.....
