Size 13" wide by 15" long by 4" deep |
The tote came out so cute! The picture isn't great but the bag is. If I were a nurse I'd want it!
One side has a quilted pocket with cool sayings on it.
This is the other side.
I used peltex stabilizer for body, including the straps.
I covered a strip of stabilizer with red fabric, sewed lines of quilting to support it.
The band aid fabric is pieced in with a little flange of white, to remind you of old time crisp white nurses hats.
It stands out a bit, can't see it in pics but it does.
I pretty much used up all the fabric.
I had a little bit of the words fabric left so I made up a little zipper bag pattern. Thanks to my friend pugmom for showing me how to do the zipper end covers. tutorial
I lined it with some hearts because I love her.
I taught her to quilt when she was about 8. We were at the fabric store, and when I asked if I was buying the fabric in her hands she asked, " well, who gets the scraps if you buy it? "
a peek into the insides |
It was a double surprise seeing something in the mail from Maggie, and seeing doggie fabric! Love it, love her!! Thank you for making me feel special, Maggie!
Yesterday I got this in the mail
A piece of hand inked, screen printed special fabric from my friend Lisa Filion (upstatelisa.blogspot.com/)
I was visiting her blog, and saw her playing with color and mentioned I sure would love this.
She sent it to me! Wowie! Lucky me and now I need to make something fun with it. To remind me that it may be raining ice today. I may still be coughing. I may have a studio disaster area, but I also have some great friends.
Have you ever wished you could set up a special little neighborhood with all your special friends living nearby? Ahh, if I were queen....
Wowza! I love the bag..and the zip bag is awesome. You did an amazing job. She is gonna love it:-)
ReplyDeleteLucky niece. If I was a nurse I'd want it too.
ReplyDeletegreat nurse tote and back story.
ReplyDeleteyes, and ifif you were in my neighborhood, i would be blissed out!
and shortly be borrowing a cuppa....
Wow! LeeAnna! That was a quick project! You just showed us the fabric!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
At least we have blog land and emails to keep connected!
Take care,
Joanne
I love the tote! and the fabrics are so cute! I love novelty fabrics! Glad the tea cup arrived! It would be fun to live in art/craft filled neighborhood of friends! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThe nurse fabric is just great -- and the tote turned out so well. What a special gift!
ReplyDeleteSo fun projects! Thanks for sharing those fun fabrics, I have people in the medical profession in my family and now I know which fabric to use in their next christmas presents ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely tote! I love the doggy fabric though!
ReplyDeleteLol! Aughhh if we were queen is right...as gathering all our bffs on one neighborhood would be so fun!!! Afternoon tea at a different spot everday! Okay...got to say love the nurse tote and especially the fabric! (Bandaids❤️)She is going to wear this one out for sure! IM inspired to watch out for teacher fabric now!
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