Some more finishes
Heart #44 , free to a good home.
Heart #45, also looking for a good home.
and I finally got to finish some of those bags. They have turned out pretty cute. The blocks were 8", so they are quite a good size. First time doing fabric handles, they turned out well, and evenly spaced - whoop whoop. Hope to get to the others tomorrow. If you are a kiwi, and read the blog, how much would you pay for one of these? (Hi to Meggie, ex-pat). I don't want to charge less than $40. Each bag would have at least 4-5 hours work in it, and I would think about $15 in materials. My girlfriend wants to do the local, up-market, craft market next month, so I'll see how I go there, then the rest up to SILs. I'm thinking of doing some kids activity bags too, hoping people will see them as great gifts.
9 comments:
I love the bags. They should do well at a craft market, I would think. Hard to pick just one, though!
The hearts are great, too. That second one looks like a smocking stitch on the bottom, almost. I love them both.
Jo,
I am in love with all your bags!
Your stitching style is beautiful and the colors you chose too.!
Congratulations!
wonderful bags so colorful
Beautiful bags. It's so difficult to put a price on something that has so much time and care put into it. I used to make felt toys in Australia and sold them at a craft market and never felt like I was charging enough!
Thanks for your comments everyone. For those of you who love the bags, remember, they are for sale !!!
Lovely purses. Is it one purse for each outfit?
And I do certainly have to make new/more heats to swap. Yours are beautiful.
Wonderful work Jo. I have to get back to doing something worthwhile don't I?
Hey Jo,
Love your stuff. I just emailed you about a heart.
Dianna
Found you on Mama's Doodles. Just adore this purse. Your creavity with fabric is impressive!
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