stitchinwitch

Altho this really isn't "quilted" does anyone know where I could find instructions on making clothesline purse? We saw one yesterday finished, but the lady took a class. They are so cute! Any help would be appreciated!

lindy

Are any of these what you are talking about?

www.ericas.com/sewing/patterns/totes_books.htm

stitchinwitch

close - some I would like to explore further! Thank you so much!

dglvr

Never heard of it. Would love to see what you find.
I'm curious. :-D

RedGarnet222

Is This the bag?? Scroll down pat the fabrics to see what I am talking about... Sorry the link went whacko ... It is a bali pop bag sold by many quilt stores. You buy the bali pop strips and make them.

lindy

You are very welcome. Let us know where you find what you are looking for.

RedGarnet222

http://www.fatquartershop.com/Bali-P...an-Fabrics.asp

Ahh this one just might work for you ... Scroll down pat the fabric...

SuSu

I made a Bali bag using a watermelon jellyroll from Batik.com I used a Bali bag pattern and love it! If I can figure out how to attach a picture, I will. I used the green batiks on the bottom and then the pinks. Really cute My big advice on making this type of thing is to change the needle often and I now sew this with my oldest machine -- a little West Westinghouse.

stitchinwitch

Close - but not quite - thanks for looking. The purse I saw didn't have frayed ends, it was (the cord) was enclosed in the fabric - not spiral wrapped.

stitchinwitch

[quote=SuSu]I made a Bali bag using a watermelon jellyroll from Batik.com I used a Bali bag pattern and love it! If I can

Now that IS cute! Is it wrapped or enclosed? The one I saw was more of a LARGE cluth-like. Thanks you for posting!