I finally have a submission for the Celebrate Color contest. Just finished it up an hour ago, and I think it's pretty cute. The pattern was fun, easy to understand, and comes in two different sizes. I made the larger one, as I can't leave the house without half of what I own coming with me.
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| Alexander Henry's new fall fabric "rivoli girl." |
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| I lined the inside with Anna Maria Horner's "Framed" in oilcloth. |
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| The pattern is Amy Butler's Frency Tote. |
It took me a while to cut into my fabric. I fell in love with the girls on Alexander Henry's new fall line, and couldn't decide which two girls I wanted to fussy cut. Trust me, it took way too long.
I also had to deal with a few distractions. But honestly, who doesn't want to dive into a jar of buttons and just play. Really? It's just me?
This is the first time in a while that we've been able to just relax. I'm loving it. After a very busy week at work (so very excited about my new library!), we are all happy to hunker down on this chilly, perfectly fall day.
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| Gramma got the kiddos matching jammies... Love the look on her face. |
And...I ordered some custom tags from Gutentags. So fun! Totally worth checking out! I matched the font on my tags with the font I used in my blog header. Pretty tricky, right?
3 comments:
The bag looks so sweet, I love the 'gals' you ended up choosing to feature!
I think I wouldn't mind a play in that button jar too!
Love the bag!! Nice choice of fabric you choose for the bag :)
I love the bag you made. I'm not good at making bags . I can make totes. The fabric is so cute. The tags are a great idea. And who wouldnt want to play in a jar of buttons.
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