I have the cutest bag up on my blog. Here is one version of it.
02-05-2011, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Matilda
Cute bag Jan.
You say on your blog "at quilt walk", I was wondering what that is. Thanks.
You say on your blog "at quilt walk", I was wondering what that is. Thanks.
Originally Posted by cmputerdazed
Ok, I should have know the pattern name because Shannon named it on the class site. It is called "My favorite Bag" it is by the Kati Cupcake pattern co. I thought she named it that because it was her favorite bag.
I believe the little clutch is part of the pattern.
The fabric used in the first bag is Riley Blake and it is called "andrea victoria"
I wish you all could come to our festival it is awesome and more so because it is in such a small town.
I believe the little clutch is part of the pattern.
The fabric used in the first bag is Riley Blake and it is called "andrea victoria"
I wish you all could come to our festival it is awesome and more so because it is in such a small town.
02-05-2011, 01:23 PM
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Matildia, the quilt walk is a story about our towns early survival [http://quiltwalktalk.blogspot.com/20...alk-story.html] you can read about it here. About ten years ago Claudia [http://quilts-quiltwalker.blogspot.com/] who is a master quilter and is one of the best people I know, thought about doing a quilt festival in our town since quilting is so much of our past. Almost singlehandedly she began to put it together. The festival is called the Quilt Walk Festival [www.quiltwalk.com]
and it gets bigger each year. We usually have about 300 quilts on show and I noticed we had 66 different classes offered. There will be tons of other activities. Our town is pretty small so this is a big deal.
sorry for all the links but they help answer your question. I hope it is not more than you wanted to know.
and it gets bigger each year. We usually have about 300 quilts on show and I noticed we had 66 different classes offered. There will be tons of other activities. Our town is pretty small so this is a big deal.
sorry for all the links but they help answer your question. I hope it is not more than you wanted to know.
02-06-2011, 06:46 AM
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These are not metal grommets. They are the Dritz curtain grommets. You would definitely have to charge a bunch if it were metal graommets being used. I priced the metal ones last year....too much for me. I will try the Dritz...they come in metalic colors.
Happy Quilting and Bag making. What fun we have!
Diana
Happy Quilting and Bag making. What fun we have!
Diana
02-06-2011, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Lady Diana
These are not metal grommets. They are the Dritz curtain grommets. You would definitely have to charge a bunch if it were metal graommets being used. I priced the metal ones last year....too much for me. I will try the Dritz...they come in metalic colors.
Happy Quilting and Bag making. What fun we have!
Diana
Happy Quilting and Bag making. What fun we have!
Diana
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