Picture with the froggy, just for you Katie.
I love the velocity fabric line and based my color scheme off of it. Grays, blue, lime and coral make me happy. I followed the pattern almost exactly because this was my first bag and I didn't want to mess it up. One minor modification I did was to pad the top part of the straps with some scraps of soft and stable. This is such a huge bag that it may get heavy and now the straps will be extra squishy on my shoulder.
I lined the bag with one of my favorite prints from the birds and the bees - Meteor shower.
My first recessed zipper! It went rather well.
I had to line the pockets with teapots - ergo teapockets. I got a lot of this teapot fabric at the Stash Bash and will be lining lots of stuff with it.
To answer your question of would I make another aeroplane bag? I give you this:
My bag is packed and ready to go. Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts for Friday Finishes. I hope you all have a splendid weekend.
In case you don't know what to do with the next bag, ship it over to my house! Great job, it turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous back! So cool and looks like a great to pack everything into!
ReplyDeleteQuite awesome, Marla. And the octopus & the frog look very happy together. Was it difficult?
ReplyDeleteI wish I had one!! Maybe that means I need to just do it, eh? All the hoopla over that dang Weekender bag has me bag-shy, but maybe I could handle this one. I think your bag turned out just busy enough--it is so cute!
ReplyDeleteYou are very creative. Well done!!!
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It is a wonderful bag. Love it!!! I love using the QAYG - it always seems to add just that little bit more to the bag :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the Tula Pink Octopus!
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