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What I did with one of my "mug rug or whatever" blocks

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Old 07-24-2011, 05:45 AM
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Going on vacation in early October and wanted another small shoulder bag so I don't have to worry about carrying a purse just to hold a few things, so I decided to make this. One pocket on the outside, one on the inside. Have many more orphan blocks left, may make some more. I also make these small purses out of mens ties.
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Old 07-24-2011, 06:00 AM
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Cute!
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Old 07-24-2011, 06:07 AM
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Very cute bag.
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Cute idea! Thanks!
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I like that! What is the size, please? I'm always wishing I had just a small bag, but can't seem to get the right size.
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This particular pouch started with a 9" x 10" orphan block. I didn't do anything fancy. Just added pockets, button and button hole, folded it in half, added shoulder strap and binding. It's done! All I wanted was to make sure my billfold would fit, and maybe a lipstick. The ones I make out of the men's ties are just big enough for my cell phone, and a card holder for my library card, debit card, and a few bills. They are great for shopping at flea markets, craft shows, etc. where you like to have your hands free and not heavy.
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Thanks for the info. I made 1 with a wristband that is just big enough for my cell and a couple cards. That's handy, too. I think it was only about about 3x5.
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Great bag! I love men's ties for a quick piece of bias binding for small projects. I am toying with the idea of using the round, coffee filter foundation scrap circles and binding the edge with a tie bias strip. I will then applique them to a background block? Way too many ideas and sooo little time!
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very creative of you, love the colors. Enjoy your vacation.
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