THE BIRDIE BAG

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While the kids are at school, mummy gets her craft on.

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I picked up the plain green, ready-made felt bag in the clearance section of (I think it was) Michaels quite a few months ago for 50 cents. 

Marisol is an avid collector of bags (a trait she obtained from me) … something that daddy is not happy about, especially when she goes from 50 cent bags to $500 bags in the years to come.

The plain green bag needed to be prettied up a little.

So armed with:

  • the green bag
  • a pink fat quarter
  • white felt
  • embroidery thread
  • a needle
  • black fabric paint
  • and a paintbrush

I set to work.

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I did a rough sketch of what I wanted to put on the bag.

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I cut out a template and then used a fabric pen to draw the outline onto the fat quarter and felt before cutting.

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Then I hand stitched the bird and her pretty wing onto the bag. 

Done!

Tonya Staab
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9 thoughts on “THE BIRDIE BAG”

  1. So cute! I would look at a 50 cent felt bag and think its just crap but then you get ahold of it and make it into something fab. Its really a talent.

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