I wasn't expecting to finish it so early in the month, but after working on it for
Friday Night With Friends, it was difficult to not continue sewing on Saturday. Then once I got close enough to finish before my Tuesday check-in, I just kept going...
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The finished pages. The back side is the light purple batik. |
This was definitely a learning process, but no particular step was too difficult. The directions were excellent, but I'm not always good at following directions. LOL
It took me around five days to finish this project, including the day of machine quilting the layers. I made a couple of minor mistakes (like a zipper pull being on the wrong side), but I am happy overall with how this project turned out. The most difficult part was the bias tape around the outer edges; it definitely would have been easier with
the stiletto, which I hadn't bought (but I likely will order the next time I order something from the Fat Quarter Shop).
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I've already started moving in my current EPP project. |
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The interior of the bag with the pages removed. |
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Backside slip pocket of the Tote |
This also completes
my August One Monthly Goal.
What a great tote! You really got it done, too! By Annie makes such good patterns.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm a new fan of the byAnnie patterns and I've already purchased a couple more of them. They'll definitely be in my queue sometime soon.
DeletePreciosa bolsa y muy completa, un buen trabajo. BESICOS.
ReplyDeleteGracias! Gracias por su visita.
DeleteGreat finish - stiletto's are useful for so many things. xx
ReplyDeleteYes, I've realized I definitely need to get one if I'm going to keep making the byAnnie patterns.
DeleteAbsolutely love this!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is one great tote! I've made a few organizers that were a by Annie pattern. I agree with you about the directions!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a lovely finish.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congratulations on your finish.
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