When
Karen of Passionate Quilter fame posted her Towne Purse last week, her post reminded me that I have also made the same purse. I used chicken and egg fabrics for my version.
This is the front............

and this is the back.........

This pattern is called Towne Purse and it is from
Lazy Girl Designs.
I use my purse for my hand work supplies. It is always stocked with a hand applique project so that if I need to grab a portable project in a hurry it is ready to go.
This is really cute! I have one cut out and quilted but is as far as it got, LOL. Broke the zipper on the other one I did have made, the smaller sized one.
ReplyDeleteChickens! Your favorite.
That is a cute bag. I will have to look for the pattern, as if I don't already have books and books of bag patterns, including several from Japan that are wonderful and just waiting to be made up.
ReplyDeleteVery cute -- I love to keep something packed and ready to go on the road.
ReplyDeleteThat is one very cute bag, I love the chicken fabric. My Mum is a chicken nut and would love that for sure!
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Tazzie
:-)
YAY - You actually used your chicken fabrics!
ReplyDeleteNow that is the perfect use for chicken fabrics! I'll have to keep my eyes open for that pattern, its a take along that doesn't look like another tote-and I like the zippered top.
ReplyDeleteGreat bag ( do you find eggs in it sometimes?) I have made a similar one also by Lazy Girl Patterns called City Bag. It had a good easy way to put the zip in but had a really bad thick folded over bass which I would cut out another time. I put a wooden slat in the bottom to make it stand. Mine is black and white and holds lots.
ReplyDeleteGood idea and great bag!!
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