I decided I wanted a tall bag with a shoulder/cross body strap. I wanted the top to flop over and I wanted a zippered pocket on the outside to keep some things (like keys or glasses) within easy reach.
This is what I came up with. I used a drop cloth for the back, handles and inside lining.
{I kind of love the sombrero!}
{Wonder what people think when they see me walk by??}
{The button detail didn't turn out quite like I'd hoped, but I like it.}
{This is the flap that hangs over the back. The zipper is underneath.}
{Here is the back side with the zippered pocket. When I don't want the giant sombrero showing, I can flop the bag over the other way and this can be the side that shows.}
I'm on the look out now for some coffee bean bags.
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That's a very cool bag. If I saw you with it, and I was nearby, I would tell you so. You make it sound so easy to sew. I could go for a mini version of your style of a bag. Maybe I can figure it out.
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I love this! I am a huge fan of burlap bags & wish I knew how to sew. I always cheat & use fabric glue but it is nowhere near the same. Thanks for sharing at Friday Favorites!
ReplyDeleteI like it! Love the buttons on the bottom corners. I have 2 printed burlap bags I've been holding on to - can't remember what's printed on them but I think they need a new home! Wink* Wink*
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