I gave myself a large project of making all the Eevee evolutions into bags. It was along process from designing each one in embroidery software to stitching them out and assembling them. It also took a while to track down all the proper colors for the materials and the hardware. I am glad to say I think these turned out fabulous!
This is the cutest purse I’ve made yet!
Purse pattern drafted by me and embroidery design by Spunky Stitches.
I am seeing IT Chapter 2 tonight and HAD to make a matching bag.
Embroidery designs by Off With Their Threads, modified by me.
This crossbody is absolutely adorable! I love this Porg fabric so much 🙂
I made this glittery Captain Marvel crossbody bag with an adorable Goose zipper pull. It’s big enough to fit my phone, small wallet, and keys. The embroidery file is from String Theory Fabric Art.
I made this super cute Deadpool crossbody bag. It’s just big enough to fit my phone, small wallet, and keys. The embroidery file is from Off With Their Threads.
Made a bunch of Wonder Woman travel bags and wristlets
Happy Shark Week!
I wanted to participate this year so I made some shark bags 😀
I absolutely adore this lucky cat fabric! I bought it from spoonflower and it is designed by emandaprout (buy it here)
Progress pictures:
I’ve challenged myself to try to make at least one thing a day
Super cute retro travel makeup bag
Last Christmas I made my mom a tote bag and now for mother’s day I made her a matching coupon wallet. The wallet was not that easy to make!
I finally got my hands on this fabric (even though it’s only half a yard..) and made this gift for a friend. I plan to make more and different kinds of makeup/travel bags! (Just need to find more of this fabric XD)
I had to take a gym class and a needed a tote bag to carry a change of clothes, water bottle, and my essentials (phone, wallet, keys). Instead of buying one, I took an old Batman hoodie I had and made it into a tote bag.
I found this awesome homespun yellow plaid fabric at Joann Fabrics for the inside lining that matched perfectly. I took apart the hoodie with a seam ripper and drew my pattern right onto it. Since sweatshirt fabric stretches, I attached a stiff interfacing to it. I used left over pieces of the hoodie to make pockets on the lining and added a welt pocket.
Sour Kiss Designs 