At first, I thought it is boring to sew again this older pattern of mine- Danielle bag. I don’t even remember how many Danielle bags I sewed in the last years!
Now that it is finished, it is a lovely reminder of how beautiful and interesting this pattern is.
What could be better for a bag (and us!) than a front pocket with easy access?
All the fabric used is heavyweight cotton from Ikea. Interfacing is Decovil light. The bag is sturdy and it keeps the shape beautifully.
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Sandie @ crazy'boutquilts says
I love having an outside pocket on bags. Very sweet design! Have a happy weekend!
stufenzumgericht says
Hi Geta,
the IKEA fabric fits wonderful with the black one and together both colors are a dreamteam in your lovely bag! Have a great wekend too, yours Martina
Karenkay says
Love that fabric and style bag!
Amy's Crafty Shenanigans says
Brilliant bag Geta 🙂
Bente-I like to QuiltBlog says
Hi Geta,
this bag looks great!
I have a new favorite bag too… Simply Chic *smile*
Have a nice weekend!
Bente
Cassandra says
Outside pockets are becoming an essential feature in all of the bags I carry. I recently mixed things up by making a bag with only interior pockets, and I was surprised at how much I missed those exterior pockets!
Gosia @ Quilts My Way says
You was using a lovely fabric for a pocket, Geta. This bag is absolutely stunning.
Marlies says
It is beautiful! I love the easy acces pocket!
EL RINCON DE CHELO says
Precioso bolso!!
Mdm Samm says
gorgeous color even more beautiful bag…you are certainly a bag lady extraordinaire
Amy DeCesare says
What a fabulous bag – beautiful shaping and details, and also so functional! I love it with quilting, or without – equally!
Lynn says
The bags look great!
Jennie @ Porch Swing Quilts says
I'm so glad you made another one – this is beautiful!
legato1958 says
This bag has such great lines! It is elegant and functional! I have to make one!! This is a beautiful version of your Danielle !
Susie
Susan Utley says
I would love directions to make one.