okay... so first let me say one word to you... F U N! making this bag was just straight up fun!! Mr. Charlie & Mrs. Lindsay of Hawthorne Threads asked me to product test one of their newest store treats... hence the Liberty Arts ( ready to go ) kits to make bags ( they have many more options to choose from too!!) and i'm quite sure by now, you have figured out that firstly... i like bags! haha... and secondly... i lOVE big bags! so this kit was perfect for me and i was more than happy to help them out to acquire one!! ;)
The sweet little kit comes just as you see it here! but, word to the wise... you will need to purchase 7/8th Yard of fusible fleece and have a couple special tools ( IE: a water soluble pen & the correct size button maker )
the bag turned out to be HUGE and the directions were painless... in the spirit of not wasting your time or money... i'll say this... FOLLOW the directions... they're were so many times i thought... why not skip ahead to finish off a certain piece, but there really is a rhyme to their reasons! if you truly follow the directions... this will be great bag for beginners to get their feet wet with! :) 
i had so much fun with the first one... i even made another in my favorite colors!!
i just don't know if a girl can have too many bags??!! right??!! well... if you'd like your shot at winning one of these cuties... hop over to Hawthorne Threads!! they will be having a fantastic give-a-way with these adorable kits!XO, Heather
Those bags are SUPER cute! Thanks for sharing! I'm going to check out their kits.
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Great bags, I like them. And good directions are so nice... I've made bags with bad directions and it was awful! The aqua/orange one is great.
ReplyDeleteOooh, those are adorable! I too love making bags.. I have a big laundry basket full of totes :)
ReplyDeleteyeah!! I just posted mine to on the monaco bag, holy moly this bag was BIG!! nice job though
ReplyDeleteawe...the cure...sweet music for my ears!! the bag is really cute too!!
ReplyDeleteI love this bag. On the second one, what is that fabulous orangey hexagon fabric? I LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your bags and like your "been there done that" tip of following the directions. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute bag! I have not any handmade bag at me... So this is a chance ))) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's really cool. Nope, a woman can never have too many bags :D
ReplyDeleteYours looks great.
Love, love, love the bags! The first is my favorite, Great work Heather ;)
ReplyDeleteThe bags are so cute! And I love them in all sizes and shapes.
ReplyDeleteWay cool fabrics! Too many bags - you really are joking aren't you? I'm on my way over to check out what other ones they have.......thanks so much for sharing. Ciao
ReplyDeleteOoooh just love the fabrics you've used. Too many bags?? Is there such a thing? I'm off to check out what other designs they have ... and enter the giveaway. Thanks so much for sharing this with us. I'm feeling the urge for a new bag coming on:) Ciao
ReplyDeleteCute bags!
ReplyDeleteYou are rigth - you can never have too many bags! Thanks!~
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I LOVE bags too! you can never have too many bags. Love the fabric you used :)
ReplyDeleteI love both of the bags!
ReplyDeleteThese bags look great for people like me, who need bags to hold all my...bags!! I've got two other kits waiting for my attention, the Verona and the Paris. Must get at those asap!!
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