Sara's son has a particular lunch box. She made a lovely bag for him to put it in. We admired it, and she wrote up a tutorial.
I don't have that same Tupperware container- so perhaps it's slightly strange that I make the 'purpose built cover' for a container I don't own- but hey, remember I made the lap top bag without owning a lap top!
I made it over the past few days, and here's what I came up with
I did a few things differently than Sara, for a start I stuffed up the measurements abit (that was a mistake), I quilted the flap bit because I used Pellon (H640?) which was a bit thicker than what Sara used. I used a medium weight woven interfacing on all the pieces for a bit of stabilisation and a nice 'smooth' look, I used velcro for closures.
I like the shape, it kind of reminds me of a builders toolbox or something.
I haven't decided what I will use mine for yet.
Cute fabric, don't you think? (many already know that I am a bit partial to an apple on a piece of fabric). My friend Cheryl bought it for me- she got it at Spotlight.
I always think of you when I see apples on fabric!! Cute bag, by the way.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy it Tan! The fabric is great! And I don't think you stuffed up the measurements. I wrote the wrong thing on the pattern which is all fixed now thanks to you. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is cool. Love the fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Sara is one talented lady (and you don't do too badly yourself either ;)
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic! Love your fabric you used too.
ReplyDeleteOooh! It looks great! I love the fabric combination.
ReplyDeleteThe apples are adorable - this is so cute. Looks like you did a perfect job to me!
ReplyDeletelove the fabric
ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest thing I've ever seen! The apples give it a cutesy touch
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit of an Apple fabric fan too. : )
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love the fabric. You make me laugh. Maybe it is a bit like "build it and they will come"! ;-)
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