This is the second time I tried working with this navy leather, and it was much more successful. The first time I tried using it, it was so supple there was a lot of friction between the leather and the pressure foot. Which made the leather not be able to run through smoothly. This time I didn’t really run into that problem, and the result I felt was much better. =)
leather, gingham, fabric
Novice
DIY
Baby’s first trendy accessory. Jersey caps are darling and very quick to make!
Sewing Projects
See how Med sewed and styled one of our top patterns into a very versatile dress!
Meg's Magazine Mash Up
This week Meg stitches up the side seams and gathers in the sleeves to a ribbon cuff!
Quick Tip
This way of sewing a "cropped" hem is both an easy and secure way of finishing chiffon fabrics!
Fashion & Trends
We recap our favorite fashions & trends seen on the red carpet, and how you can make them yourself!
Feb 19, 2009, 05.06 PMby bekaem
That looks like a really clever way to attach the straps! And I really like how your bags live without any dingly-dangly bits, just good shape and nice material.
Feb 19, 2009, 03.28 AMby susisonne
Wow, another cool bag!
Feb 17, 2009, 11.08 AMby Jodi Wade
That’s a cool bag!
Feb 16, 2009, 01.32 PMby effervescence
Feb 16, 2009, 11.37 AMby melelie
I really love your bag!! You did an excellent job on it!
Feb 16, 2009, 10.04 AMby polychromatin
I like this bag a lot!