And here is the bag itself, with beading added:
A close-up of the beads:
I like the way the bag looks in natural light:
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4 comments:
That bag is aMAZing! And the monkey fabric?! Be still my heart. I love it.
Your talent is awe inspiring.
I spent the weekend reading YARN BOMBING, The Art of Crochet And Knit Graffiti by Mandy Moore and Leanne Prain (which I now want to do). And COMPLETE CONTEMPORARY CRAFT, TEXTILES by Murdoch Books (20 bucks at the bargain shelf in Chapters) which has the most incredible knitting projects, including a lacy scarf/vest.
Thank you my dear!
I am going to have to check out those books, as I am not familiar with either.
I did go to Boulder today in search of stuff to make a lace shawl. I found two easy (easier, I should say) patterns. However, neither store had the weight of yarn I wanted, and I just wasted two hours knitting something that turned out too thin. Tore out the entire thing. Oh well, I'll just chalk it up to learning something new. I really do learn the most when I make huge mistakes.
Well, Einstein said anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new. So we're in good company because I make lots of them.
Hey, my word ver is "blubmqu" as in "just tear it out, start over and don't be such a blub monkey."
I love Blub Monkey! I'm going to use it today!
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