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Took a while to make this. I started out with a pattern but it was all messed up, so ended up designing most of it myself! But My DH is Happy.
The bag has a Insul-Brite layer to keep beverages cold or hot. And a half layer of iron on plastic for so not to get the bag wet from sweat water. He loves it. I am making two different types also. Not good pictures but you can see this one. [ATTACH=CONFIG]16984[/ATTACH] Came out dark. Sorry [ATTACH=CONFIG]16995[/ATTACH] Strap is ajustable but I made it a little to long. I have to shorten it about 5 inches. [ATTACH=CONFIG]17364[/ATTACH] |
Donna-You did an awesome job--your husband must be thrilled! The fabrics you picked are great, too.
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great idea for summer.... :D
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This is AWESOME!!
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Thanks everyone. Yep, it is great for summer. So going to put off making the other syles for now. Besides I am really busy with other projects I am doing or need to start.
I forgot to add the patches are pockets, you can put notes in and a pen or whatever. |
Fabulous!
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Good job. I love it. I never heard of iron on plastic.
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Great job! Such nice manly fabrics.
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Originally Posted by sewsewquilter
Good job. I love it. I never heard of iron on plastic.
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What an awesome job...... I bet your hubby just loves it. What a neat idea
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Awesome! That would be perfect for when I ride bike.
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That is such a great idea!! Here in AZ we don't go anywhere year round without our bottles of water in tow. I would love to know what pattern you used!
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those would be great for hunting season also if you made them in camo fabric.
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Originally Posted by vjquilter
That is such a great idea!! Here in AZ we don't go anywhere year round without our bottles of water in tow. I would love to know what pattern you used!
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Originally Posted by babeegirl
those would be great for hunting season also if you made them in camo fabric.
What an awesome idea. And boy do we have hunters here where I live. I could sell probably at the market or something. Thanks! And thanks everyone for the liking. |
very nice DonnaRae :D Annie
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I love your quilted water bottle bag!!
I would love to have to pattern also. If you don't mind. Thanks!!! |
Hi,
I am not really a quilter (my mother forwarded this newsletter to me because of the fantastic article on setting up your sewing space), but I am very interested in the water bottle. My husband is a taxi driver here in Bermuda, and always carries a water bottle (at night he actually puts it half full in the freezer then tops it off with cold water in the morning so that he has cold water all day!). I have bought him several covers, but they are 'plastic' and never seem to last; I always say I'm going to take one apart and make him one, but didn't know what to use for the insulation (if nothing else I have learned that from this!). Anyway, I too am very interested in the pattern/instructionsfor the bottle - he would not use a long strap, but rather a 'hand' loop for when he picks it up (he normally rests it in the console between the seats). Looking forward to hearing from you. Regards, Connie in Bermuda |
that's a great idea! does that pattern also have a backpack in it? it looks familiar. i made a backpack last winter. it was tedious, but it's been very useful!
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Originally Posted by fabricluvr
that's a great idea! does that pattern also have a backpack in it? it looks familiar. i made a backpack last winter. it was tedious, but it's been very useful!
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Originally Posted by conuda
Hi,
I am not really a quilter (my mother forwarded this newsletter to me because of the fantastic article on setting up your sewing space), but I am very interested in the water bottle. My husband is a taxi driver here in Bermuda, and always carries a water bottle (at night he actually puts it half full in the freezer then tops it off with cold water in the morning so that he has cold water all day!). I have bought him several covers, but they are 'plastic' and never seem to last; I always say I'm going to take one apart and make him one, but didn't know what to use for the insulation (if nothing else I have learned that from this!). Anyway, I too am very interested in the pattern/instructionsfor the bottle - he would not use a long strap, but rather a 'hand' loop for when he picks it up (he normally rests it in the console between the seats). Looking forward to hearing from you. Regards, Connie in Bermuda |
Oh and there is another pattern on the net that you could use. I will try to find it. But I don't think it has insulation but you can add it. The pattern I used did not have the insulation. I added it to the pattern. If I can find the pattern I will post it. :D
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