Found this post via a tweet by @craft. It's is a beautiful bag, but as the general consensus says, it must have taken alot of work. The end result though is gorgeous. My inspiration bag for this week...
(Don't know if I am allowed to post a photo? Any ideas?)
Tuesday, 20 January 2009
Monday, 19 January 2009
Dancing Cats Handbag
Today I have been mostly using this bag. I purchased it at Spitalfield market in London last week. It is hand made, suppose it would be called a Tote bag. Quite roomy, but no pockets or fastening. Good length handle. And it goes with my coat without being an exact match. I love the dancing cats and am currently in a turqouise mood.
Sunday, 18 January 2009
Look, No Hands!
This is my current progress on the 'Look, No Hands' bag from The Knitter's Bible, Knitted Bags
Welcome to My Handbag Diary
I like bags. I don't know many women that don't. Two Christmasses ago I knitted a bag for my sister - and she loved it. It has also recieved a lot of praise while travelling the streets of London. Last Christmas I made her another bag. Again, pretty well recieved. Unfortunately I don't have photos of these bags and being 2 years old and used daily, they have gone a little passed their best.
I work full time for a web company, and spend most of my evenings knitting. I enjoy making bags because they're quick, useful and just so pretty. I own quite a few bags and struggle with the constant battle between which one I take out and then making sure I have transferred everything I need from one to the other. I went up the attic today and discovered a collection of bags I'd put up there when we moved in 3 years ago. Now, I am not talking designer bags here! I don't spend hundreds of pounds on handbags, in fact I like nothing better than a handbag bargain! (Having said that I have recently acquired a fabulous Little Earth bag and a limited edition Jonnie Loves Rosie bag.)
Anyway - long story short (ish) - I have decided to try to sell my own handbags. This will be a diary of my progress, plus a showcase of my random bag collection. I intend to use a different bag at least once a week and will post photos here. Along with any inspirational bags I find along the way.
I work full time for a web company, and spend most of my evenings knitting. I enjoy making bags because they're quick, useful and just so pretty. I own quite a few bags and struggle with the constant battle between which one I take out and then making sure I have transferred everything I need from one to the other. I went up the attic today and discovered a collection of bags I'd put up there when we moved in 3 years ago. Now, I am not talking designer bags here! I don't spend hundreds of pounds on handbags, in fact I like nothing better than a handbag bargain! (Having said that I have recently acquired a fabulous Little Earth bag and a limited edition Jonnie Loves Rosie bag.)
Anyway - long story short (ish) - I have decided to try to sell my own handbags. This will be a diary of my progress, plus a showcase of my random bag collection. I intend to use a different bag at least once a week and will post photos here. Along with any inspirational bags I find along the way.
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