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my DH fractured his spine 8 months ago and has been very poorly with one thing & another so I decided to try and do some sewing in the living room so I am close to hand... therefore i needed some smaller projects hence the bags.... lol not sure what I will do with them all, maybe some gifts for xmas ... well hope you like what you see ... jj
Great bags! It doesn't matter what you do with them. Making them is your medicine to stay calm in a difficult time. No one would wonder what you were going to do with nerve pills. Keep sewing and enjoy it!
Great bags! The 2 with red roses are my favourites. Sorry your husband is suffering. The pinched nerve in my neck has taken 2 years to get better and I hope he heals quicker!
beautiful bags ... I'm sure you could sell them if you so desire. Hope your DH's recovery is going smoothly.
those are great bags! would make great gifts or you could sell some of them I bet. I have some placemats i want to use to make bags with. one day i will. ()s to your hubby!
beautiful, each one is prettier than the next
put off till tomorrow what you can do today, and if you procrastinate long enough, you may never have to do it.
Like them all! Where did you get the patterns?
Oooooooo-Mine favorite bags are the roses too! Have fun.
Each bag is great. Love them all. My absolute favorite is the blue silky one. Sorry to hear your husband is not feeling well. I just went through a long illness myself, for me the real problems came after I was healed physically. I hope that he's keeping in contact with the outside world as much as possible. I wasn't able to and some where along the way I lost myself. Having trouble sorting out my emotions. I would highly recommend palliative care. Despite what some people think, it's not for those who are dying. It's for anyone who's undergone a serious lengthy illness. My counselor is really helpful. Prayers for your husband and for you.
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Best wishes to your husband, you have been very busy with your project...fun fabrics and nicely finished. Great job
Judy in. Phx, AZ
I do like what I see and congratulate you on being a wonderful 'caregiver'. I am in that same boat with a husband with early to mild dementia and a tremor problem. I also have been 'busying' myself with smaller items. I am now going to try 'fidget blankets'. Saw one in use at the local nursing home and thought I would try some. I am sure that, later on, my husband will be in need of one.
too cute...too cute....too cute!
You've been a busy lady. Great work. Love the blue silky one, also the white with black and the black with white.
Hope your DH is on the road to recovery.
! pattern was on the net the other in a magazine .... i will message them to youOriginally Posted by tessagin
Beautiful Bags
Love the bags..They will makes great surprise gifts and secret pal gifts too..Best wishes to your husband, you have been very busy with your project...fun fabrics and nicely finished. Great job
Judy in. Phx, AZ
the choice of fabrics are lovely...Stuff with little sachets and lotions or sewing
kits etc...
The bags are absolutely lovely - great fabrics, nice patterns, and well put together. Thanks for sharing, and we are sending good vibes to you and your DH. (I never know who needs the prayers the most -the injured ones, or the caregivers - both are difficult positions to say the least.) I made my first hand-quilted bed quilt while visiting my MIL in the nursing home.
KEEP CALM and CARRY ON!!
Prayers for Hubby and you, for total physical and emotional healing. I love your bags, They would make great gifts or you might see if you could sell them at a Fair or Bazar booth perhaps. Sewing is always therapy for me.
Tote-a-ly beautiful bags! Everyone will want to be on your gift list for Christmas!
I love them all. Sewing is good therapy.
Great bags. I love the rose fabrics. So bright and cheery.
Your bags are great, and no matter whether you keep or give them away, I know they had to have been great therapy. I know that quilting is my therapy and probably cheaper than a psychologist or psychiatrist.
Beautiful fabrics!!!!! I'm not much of a "purse person", but I love your pattern that you're using. It somehow wants to be made from Dresden Plate pieces, maybe in great fabrics like you use????
Mistakes are just opportunities to invent a new quilting technique!
Very nicely done !!
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My goodness! You've been busy making beautiful bags. It looks like you've got your Christmas done! The roses are the ones I like best.
"A woman is like a tea bag-you can't tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water." Eleanor Roosevelt
Great purses and love the red rose one and the patterns. Praying for your husband and you as being a caregiver it hard. Hope he heals fully and not in too much pain.
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