I made 3 like this:
And 2 like this:
I've loaded the first lot along with the ones I made the other day into the tartan bee shop. The stripey ones haven't been loaded in as certain people who are living here are thinking about whether or not they'd like them. I've told them they'd have to pay me for them so that might sway the decision! :oD
Now the teeny, tiny snail. He - she? - was on the garage wall this morning. I showed my finger so you could see how really teeny, tiny he - she? - is. Awwww, cute! :o)
You are the sweetest bag lady I know, Anne! I really love your fabric choices for making these totes. That first one looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lorna. The cakes on the patisserie fabric look so good, it's just as well they're not real! :oD
DeleteA very small snail indeed! Super bags - I love them both!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anne. :o)
DeleteLove the bags. That teeny tiny snail will grow up to the a huge plant muncher and then you won't be saying he/she is cute!
ReplyDeleteLOL I know but he/she is cute at the moment! :oD
DeleteLove the fabric in the first bag and the second is different with those handles. Ooh, snails are rampant over here at times and even eat the magnolia leaves. Hope the blackbirds have a good feed on it. Take care.
ReplyDeleteI think the blackbirds would need to use a magnifying glass to be able to find the snail. He managed to hide himself away in the door panels when the rain stopped! :o)
DeleteHe's so tiny! I love him!
ReplyDeleteMe too! :oD
DeleteVery pretty bags Anne! I LOVE the one with the macarons!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anna! :o)
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