This is the diaper bag I made for my daughter- in- law. I have plans to make her a matching sling. She chose the fabric and I think it turned out nicely.
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This is the third bag I've made by this pattern and the only hard part is getting the bottom exactly right at the corners. I use very thick interfacing to make it more sturdy which makes getting all of the layers together at the corners and smooth very difficult.
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I found some bargains on a recent trip to visit friends. When we go to visit these friends one of the highlights for me is a side trip to a little store called Dirt Cheap. You never know what you will find there. This time I found bolts of jersey knit material for $2 a bolt. Since my husband was with me I limited my purchases to only 5 bolts. He had too many practical questions like "What are you going to do with all of this material?" and "Have you ever used this type of material before?" I can't wait to try it out.
The apron is one of three I found at a little thrift shop on the way home. Cute, isn't it?
I love the black and white polka dot pattern; it reminds me of Marlie's first BDay outfit. :)
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Jennifer
I hope to make some Gymboree style dresses out of some of this. When I get time and figure my serger out again.
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