Extremely cute! I often have to look back at my posts to find out how to do things....
Toogie, what a fantastic job you have done with this back pack, very classy material for a little girl. I am sure she will be thrilled with this result. Sandra.
I loved the fabric quarters, from Walmart, when I saw them. I will find out today how she likes it, but the text I sent in her reply she said she did. Thanks-Toogie
Love it Toogie and your not the only one who sometimes has to look back in Cute to see how I did it. HugsLillian
Lillian, I sometimes keep 4x6 cards for jotting down measurements or info, when I make something different. I thought after the accidental cut, when I made the next ones on purpose, I jotted it down. Evidently not!-lol-Good to see you and thanks-Toogie
Very cute. You are a very accomplished seamstress. Your work is wonderful.
I'm glad you like what I do, but there is so much more that I can't do, you give me far too much credit. I do thank you and I'm glad you like my work.-Toogie
great job Toogie. do you use that In-R-form stuff to make it stand up so nicely? I am yet to try it myself, but would like to.
No, I've not tried it. I ironed Pellon 809 stabilizer to the pink and straps. I lined it, as I said with the baby dry, which is a rubberized waterproof fabric. Thanks and if you wanna know anything else, just ask.-Toogie
Be sure you charge enough! This looks like quite a lot of work. Sooo cute.
It's nothing hard, just straps and a box, but it is time consuming. I spent my whole afternoon making it. Thanks for looking-Toogie
WOW! Toogie that looks so professional! Well done, love Chris
Thank you Chris. I didn't really want to make anymore of these too time consuming, but this lady is a regular and she also used to work with Avery at school, so............I sent her a text/photo when I finished and she loved it. She said she'd pick up tomorrow, instead of Friday if that was okay, so she must like it.