Ria

I just finished making these two dilly bags for our granddaughters. They have sleep overs at their other Nanas often so I thought they would like their own little bag for their clothes. Unfortunately we are 1500km away, a little to far for a sleep over . They love anything Nana Ria makes for them so I'm sure they will love these.[ATTACH=CONFIG]526545[/ATTACH]

jetayre

Very neat and useful.

just_the_scraps_m'am

they are really cute -- i just had to see what a "dilly" bag was! haven't heard that term in the states -- thanks for sharing your fabulous creations!

Bluebonnets

Very cute and they'll think of you when they use them!

quiltsRfun

These bags are really cute. I like the way you've used different solids with the same panel. The bags are similar but different. I have the same problem with my grandkids. Too far away for sleepovers. But I always take them something I've made when we visit.

Grandma Peg

Very nice bags

lynnie

great tote bags/pillowcases

judy363905

I am so glad you explained what a Dilly Bag was, when I saw the heading I was not sure... Darling bags for your girls
I am always learning. New thing on the boards.

Judy in Phx, AZ

Ria

"A dillybag or dilly bag is a traditional Australian Aboriginal bag, generally woven from the fibres of plant species of the Pandanus genus. [verification needed]. It is used for a variety of food transportation and preparation purposes."

FabStripper

These are real nice and they shall love them. Did you use interfacing? Can you share a tutorial? Are they round on the bottom? They are real cute.