Recently I found this great watercolor bud vase fabric that I loved. It was a panel and I cut it into three sections. I didn’t know exactly what I was going to make, sew I started with machine quilting.
My favorite fabric store has vinyl in all these great colors. I quickly decided I’d make a tote bag with the newly quilted bud vases.
I used two of the sections for the bag.
Next, I had this fabric in my stash and used it for the lining.
I don’t really have a pattern for it. Years ago I cut apart a large grocery bag, the good old fashioned paper ones, and have modified it from time to time depending on the size I want to make. In this case, I made it as wide as the panel because I didn’t want to cut off any of the bud vases.
I used vinyl for the handles too. It’s going to be perfect for taking projects to Sew & Tell.
Isaiah 40:8 The grass withers, the flower fades,
But the word of our God stands forever.
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