This is one of the most complicated things I've ever sewn, on a par with the lined velvet jackets I once made for my daughter and myself. I had to read parts of the pattern several times before I grasped them. That's not a criticism of Maria Wallin's Biabag tutorial, you understand, just a reflection of my own inexperience at this type of construction. Don't panic, don't panic, I kept muttering the catch phrase from Dad's Army. Anyway, I have completed it and I have learnt how to insert zippered pockets into a bag, which was the object of the exercise.
Now that does look like a labour of love, Jane. Well done on 'getting there'.
ReplyDeleteYour bag is beautiful! I often give up on complicated patterns. When I do see them through, I'm usually happy with the end results. It's good to challenge ourselves!
ReplyDeleteI so admire people who can make bags like this, it is fantastic, well done. I am afraid my patience would have been tested when following such instructions, sounded so difficult.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful!! :)
ReplyDeleteBut the end result makes up for all the hard work :-D
ReplyDeleteYou've bagged it... zipped n sealed !!!
Great job! Beautiful bag!
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