Peace Sign Bag
 

This was an exciting purse to make. It was my first ever attempt at applique'. I received the pattern as a gift over a year ago from one of the monthly swaps here. The pattern is by Sweet Seams and it's called Peace Sign Bag.
It's a 12 x 16 x 7 bag, three pockets on the back, one on each side, a key pouch inside. And I added an extra pocket inside to hold my wallet, a note pad and a pen. The drawstring is the string they use to tie jelly rolls up. (I knew hoarding that would come in handy one day. My key ring is to big to put them in the key pocket, so it is now called my CCW permit holder. :)

Enjoy

nicely done

Love it, excellent colors!!!!

Great job!

It looks like your first attempt at applique went well. I'm sure you will enjoy the bag.

Thank you Ladies for the lovely compliments.
The purse is big enough to lug the cat around in.......lol

Terrific design and execution! Congratulations.

I think it is wonderful.

Great bag!Love the fabrics. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Heather and Scakes.
It was a nice break from working on my latest quilt project.
Today it's back to basting and getting the quilts ready for the quilting part.

My husband calls me a pistol packin quilter! Love your bag!

LOL

I am referred to as the Card Carrying Native American...LOL

Very nice .. thanks for sharing

Great purse!

Thanks Ladies.

You did a great job on it, I'm really liking machine appilque lately...

So do I !

I may get brave enough to do something on a quilt soon.
Thanks for the compliment. :)

Great job!! Your purse will hold lots of things! Love the colors, too.

I took it out on it's maiden voyage yesterday. My husband surprised me with a Valentine's Day lunch at my favorite restaurant. We joked about just putting our "doggie" bags in there instead of a plastic bag to carry them in.
I probably could put one of my machines in it..... I know Kola the cat would fit in it easily........LOL

Thanks for the compliment.

This is so nice and I love the peace sign! You did a great job with this. :)

Thank you, most of everything I sew or quilt has a peace sign somewhere. It's a piece of myself added to the finished project.