I had a bunch of leftover plaid from a raggedy-ann dress I’d made for last Halloween. I used it to make a new messenger bag for myself. It’s lined with white, and has three pockets on the inside. Lots of triangles put together, haha
Plaid cotton
White (cotton? I’m not sure)
Novice
DIY
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Oct 30, 2008, 10.03 PMby bugsymalone1102
I have one, but I haven’t uploaded it. I should do that…hehe
Sep 18, 2008, 05.17 AMby trploceanmoon
This is so cute! I love to take my leftover fabric and make it into new things! I always keep all the leftover stuff, even if it is just a scrap! you never know where you might be able to use it! :)
PS- Raggedy Ann was my FAVORITE toy when I was a baby. I still have mine, even though she is in shreds! ;) Do you have any pics of the costume?
Jun 20, 2008, 05.18 PMby bugsymalone1102
No, it’s just a bunch of rectangles. :) I’ve gotten another question about a pattern, too, so I think I’ll draw one up and post it. Thanks, I’m glad you like it!
Jun 18, 2008, 09.34 PMby princessfashionista
this bag is uber cute!! loves it! did you use a pattern?