front
side
top (I added some "groceries" from my pantry)
And then I decided to take it one step further...I executed the good ol' wax paper method and cut out Amy's initials to add to the side of the bag. Amy's a southern woman and kindred spirit who appreciates anything with her monogram on it!
Ta-Da!
What do you think? Let me tell you, I made a mistake here and there, but it's my first try. This seriously was not a difficult tutorial to follow and I suggest that everyone get out there and make them self (or someone they know) a reusable grocery bag!
I've linked this project to these parties:
Finding Fabulous, Fingerprints on the Fridge, The Shabby Nest, My Romantic Home, Home is Where My Story Begins, Remodelaholic; Tatertots and Jello, A Vision to Remember, Young and Crafty, I Heart Naptime, Saturday Mornings, Jembellish, Between Naps on the Porch, Dittle Dattle, Craft-O-Maniac, C.R.A.F.T., Making the World Cuter, Sumo's Sweet Stuff, Skip to My Lou, Mad in Crafts, BeColorful, Under the Table and Dreaming, Embellishing Life Everyday
I LOVE this! I got a sewing machine for Christmas and need to start putting it to good use. I need to look for this tutorial. And what is the wax paper method? That monogram looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteYou did such an AWESOME job! How long have you been sewing?? It seriously looks store bought! And the monogram just tops it all off. I, too, wanna know more about the "Wax paper method." And I totally need to check out this tutorial website!
ReplyDeleteI obviously love it because its my blue color, has my monogram on it, and was handmade by you! I already used it today! Thanks for being thoughtful!
ReplyDeletei love it! you are so crafty Kari!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you MADE THAT!! I saw you give it to her on Saturday but I had no idea how special it was. SUPER cool, girlfriend, super cool...
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!! and please, inform us of this wax paper method!! is that fabric paint?
ReplyDeleteI like to make these as gifts. I find that this size bag is useful for so much more than groceries!
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Great bag - and what a nice touch to add the monogram letters to the side!
ReplyDeleteI would love if you came over and linked this project to my weekly Round Tuit party at:
http://jembellish.blogspot.com/
Have a great week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
I LOVE this - I'm a Southerner too and appreciate the monogram on everything. I think it definitely makes this bag!
ReplyDeletelove your pattern and monogram combo. Great colors. Great design. Thanks for sharing on Motivated Monday at BeColorful
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