Monster bags
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craftgrrlMy latest monster bag, wherein I finally make one for myself. I needed a sturdy bag large enough for magazines and books while traveling around on the train. It's amazing what 100% no car does for your handbag/bag collection.
A side view. I don't like putting fake-fur on all sides of a bag. I find it overwhelming and more than a bit disgusting on muggy days. This helped me use up some extra stash. The interior is nice but nothing to write home about, and thus I have spared you a shot.
A pink monster (she's finished now but I haven't shot an updated picture)
And I thought it was about time to make myself a simple purse, no monsters.
CLose up of fabric and button:
Interior: Once more I used up scraps. The silver was a skirt that I haven't worn in two years and the Japanese fabric is from a Tempest Corset Belt I made.
A side view. I don't like putting fake-fur on all sides of a bag. I find it overwhelming and more than a bit disgusting on muggy days. This helped me use up some extra stash. The interior is nice but nothing to write home about, and thus I have spared you a shot.
A pink monster (she's finished now but I haven't shot an updated picture)
And I thought it was about time to make myself a simple purse, no monsters.
CLose up of fabric and button:
Interior: Once more I used up scraps. The silver was a skirt that I haven't worn in two years and the Japanese fabric is from a Tempest Corset Belt I made.
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