The quilt at this point is 27 inches square...
Which when folded down into the envelop measures 12"x13".
Which when folded down into the envelop measures 12"x13".
Here is each side...
This bag has 3 sections. Center section, and 2 side sections.
The bag needs handles and closures yet, but that will wait till tomorrow... I think I may even insert a little piece of fabric into each side also... will show what that is about tomorrow... 8-)
We had even more show this morning... Big drifts! Our deck and the 2 wood benches were totally free of show and ice before this weather system come through... Towards the end of the afternoon the sun began to peek out a bit. 8-)
Wonky Bits was a no go today, as was our Wednesday night gathering... 8-(
That critter in yesterday's post was my cousin B's little black Pom, "Teddy". This other critter is B's "Mouse" who is only 3 months old... a little cuddly lady... 8-)
9 comments:
Myra, what a cute bag. The snow pictures are lovely and you sure do get a lot of snow. Love to see the puppies too.
What a great little bag!! Love it!
What a nice little bag. Can you show us how it all went together? I'm glad you showed us your view of the world. I posted a pic of what the day was like outside my door. No snow, no rain and just a bit cloudy. The little black pom looks so much like my little Dolly (aka known as Conan the pomeranian by her first owner.) Sadly, Dolly is gone. She was such a glutton for affection.
I like your envelope bag! And what a lot of snow in the spring...
That's an interesting little bag. Will you post a tutorial?
Myra, that is such a cute bag.
I'm sorry to see you got more snow. I hope it doesn't head in this direction!
What a nifty bag. I was setting here trying to figure out how you folded that little quilt to make this bag. Now my eyes are crossed and stuck that way and I still don't see how you did it. LOL.....
I like how you laid out the squares for your envelope bag. Bummer about your furnace...I hear a rumour that it'll be above freezing temps on the weekend, let's hope so to get rid of all this snow!
I would love a tutorial too!!!
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