I'm trying to get into the habit of using up fabrics that are left over from a project: either cutting into 2.5 inch strips, or on a little project. So I had a play with the scraps of the Beach Bag project. I used a large piece of the wooden planks for the front
And joined the smaller scraps with some of the solid for the back
Did you see what I did for the front? Did you? (back to the first photo) It's a first for me, and it worked better than I thought, I'm not very good at following instructions so I kind of made it up as I went along.
Have you worked it out yet?
I fitted a zip!!!!!!!!!!!!
So here it is zipped
And here unzipped. I lined it with planks on the inside back, and there is more of the solid inside front.
The lovely Fiona at CelticThistle blog has a New To Me link party each month: I don't normally join in as I tend to repeat rather than try new things, but I'm linking my zippy bag as it's my very first zip, ever!!
I couldn't get my head around hiding the raw edges (as I usually try and do in bags), so I've just zigzagged them, but I'm quite chuffed with what I've achieved.
Lol! I can see your grin from here!!
ReplyDeleteYay to conquering the zips.
ReplyDeleteI have a tute here that should explain hiding the raw zip edges:
http://sewhappygeek.co.uk/index.php/2011/10/27/guest-tutorial-katys-pocketed-cosmetic-bag/
That is just so cool, Benta!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Benta!
ReplyDeleteYay to a first with zips and flying geese! Way to go Benta :-)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Well done you!
ReplyDeleteWell done Benta for trying something new. Next you will be putting zips everywhere . Lovely bag as well .
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