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)
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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?