I totally LOVE seeing pictures of the bags our customers make from our patterns! There’s not too much I like better than opening up an email that includes a picture or two of a customer-made bag, and the pictures we recived last month are truly extraordinary!
ALL the bags pictured below were created using our patterns & either shared on our FaceBook Group page, or mailed to us directly!
So… let’s get started!
To kick this month off, here’s the Wrapsody that Brianna Harding created for her daughter out of scraps from her stash! Brianna said that she enjoyed making this bag so much & the pattern was so easy to follow that she plans on making another for her aunt!
This is LeAnn Dority‘s very 1st Baggalista, I love the fabrics that LeAnn chose, particularly for the Flap.
And as hard as it is to believe, Vicki Mangum actually put this Flaptastic WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS because she stored them in a “safe place” and couldn’t find them! Pretty fantastic result, right?
And Ray McCoy decided to close out 2020 with an excellent Quattro using his absolutely favorite OKLAHOMA fabric! This bag is destined for his daughter!
And is this not the cutest Go-Go Compact you’ve ever seen? The fussy cutting is PERFECT, the construction is impeccable & just check out that adorable bag charm she added (in the picture at right)! Georgia Segura created it for a friend and isn’t she a lucky girl ?
Ray McCoy changed up the two contrasting fabrics for this Flaptastic to create a Flaptastic with a slightly different look. (But by now, Ray is getting to become know for his use of this Oklahoma fabric, no?)
And the 1st time I saw this yummy HipBag Hybrid by Sharon Seasons was when I was tagged on Instagram. It’s so beautiful and I totally LOVE the patterned black bias trim!
And for this Wrapsody, Brianna Harding said that her aunt picked out the batik fabrics that she used and the result is simply perfection!
And last but certainly not least… Vicki Mangum used Paula Nadelstern fabrics for these twin Flaptastics! while they look like twins, they aren’t quite the same (both amazing!) Of course how can you ever go wrong with fabrics by Paula, right?
And now, it’s YOUR turn!
Which one of these beauties caught your eye initially? And which one made you want to know more?
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I couldn’t just pick one! Every bag shown here is lovely in its own way. I admire the fabric selections!