I used Moss stitch which is one of my favourites since learning how to do it last Easter on my chunky red bag.
The bag needed lining so I used some navy blue poly/cotton as I did not want anything too thick and it was a much closer colour match.
I felt that the front of the bag lacked a little something. So I looked through my organza pile and made a corsage to pin on the front. It is completely detachable and finished with a blue felt backing. There is a brooch pin which will enable it to be worn on a coat etc.
I really enjoyed seeing this bag develop and I really did make this as I used my own pattern. Once I have tried to take more/ better pictures it will be listed in one of my shops. Not sure which one to put it in yet.
The corsage was really fun to make and I think that I feel the need to make a few more!
Take care.xx
14 comments:
That's a lovely bag Andrea. Who couldn't love blue? Aren't you tempted to keep it and use it yourself? x
It turned out beautifully, and that corsage pin really adds a special touch to the purse, bonus that it's removable and can be used on a coat, but also that something different could be added to the purse another time to give it a whole new look! Neat idea!
Gorgeous! such a lovely colour x
that bag is gorgeous - beautiful colour and I love the corsge
April xx
hi, sorry I missed saying happy birthday. congratulations on being in a treasury, and this bag is lovely!
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What a gorgeous bag and beautiful corsage! Such a rich regal colour. Beautiful! xx
Gorgeous Andrea, love the colour.
Twiggy x
This is truly beautiful!
That bag really has the Wow! factor. I love it.
Beautiful bag. I love that yarn you've used. I like soft bags. I bet the colour 'moves', if you know what I mean. Simmers slightly. Very pretty. The corsage was a nice touch too. It sets the colour off really well.
Your blog is beautiful! I love your work!
This handbag is absolutely fabulous!
I absoluetly love this bag. The color is absolutely divine. Beautiful!
Oh Wow Andrea, I love that bag!
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