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Here is a picture of two Yankee bags I made. I had been looking for material for quite some time and a very generous member of this board (who wishes to remain ananmious) gave me a piece of material. I did not realize you could no longer buy MLB material. I could not believe she was willing to send me a piece. As you can see I have made two bags from it and if I am careful I can still make something else. There has been absolutely no waste so far. I did not use a pattern. I always do totes out of my head. I wish to thank my very generous benefactor for the material. I am so pleased with the bags. I am not an experianced quilter or sewer, but I do the best I can and I love these. Thanks for looking.
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Nice bags. I was hunting for Red Sox fabric before I realized that is is impossible to get. I have seen fleece fabric though.
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Thank you.
You can find all kinds of fleece. I have a hard time making totes from it. |
I would love to be able to make a Detroit bag, your looks awesome!
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Fabulous job on both bags!!! We definitely have some very GENEROUS members on this board. What would we do without them?
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You can find it very sparingly but EXPENSIVE. Ones I have found for Red Sox was $65.00 a yard.
Great totes, you did good!!! |
Did any of you try Hancock Fabrics? When I was last home in Saint Louis, went to a store near my cousins and they had MLB cottons and fleece. I got some Saint Louis Cardinal Baseball fabric in cotton. Might want to email them and ask. Worth a try.
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Fantastic!!! :thumbup: Lucky you!!! ;) Maybe you could make wallets out of your leftovers.
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cute, a true fan
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Cute bags! Even tho I am a Red Sox fan I never get tired of looking at the cutie patootie A-Rod! Glad someone hooked you up with the fabric...that was really nice.
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