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I have a friend who is a real-life, professional ghost hunter. She hated the big clunky toolbox to hold all her electronic equipment so asked me to make a bag to safely hold/protect it all, plus be fashionable and easy to carry.
I based the design on a standard messenger bag, but inside created pocket-world in various shapes and sizes for her specialized needs!
Corduroy exterior, fabric interior. I interfaced the heck out of everything and double stitched/top-stitched where I could for additional strength. Everything is fully lined and all seams are hidden.
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Nov 5, 2009, 05.03 PMby Almatinka
Very beautiful bag!!!
Sep 29, 2009, 12.57 AMby Enero
super cute! Please let me know if she needs another ghost hunter on her team!
Sep 26, 2009, 03.20 PMby MayaDoughterOfSun
You did a great job! How did you make handles?
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Sep 26, 2009, 05.01 PMby xnickerxje
It is actually in several parts: there is a small piece of fabric folded in half over a d-ring and sewed into the bag itself.
I then made a long fabric snake, and then stuffed the heck out of it and topstitched in even lines- in essence quilting it. The end pieces are un-stuffed so they can slide easily through the slide adjusters, catching the D-ring in the process.
The slide adjusters were store bought. Boy I really hope that made sense.
Sep 26, 2009, 05.59 AMby galatina
Looks so professional – great job!
Sep 25, 2009, 06.35 PMby SmallOne
oh supery duper – lovey bag for any occasion hunting spirits or not. I covert it for this life. :)
Sep 25, 2009, 09.35 AMby gillthecat
coooooooooooooooooooool