I was a somewhat delinquent Bee member this month. Well, make that *last* month - I only just finished off two blocks for the last month of Maple Leaf Bee 2. Which was July. Brenda asked us to make some wonky star blocks and sent a whole bunch of fun scraps to work with. These come together fairly quickly because there's really no measuring other than the background squares. (We used this tutorial.)
First block:
Second block:
Both blocks:
We're going on a little sojourn back East to visit with my family, and I thought G would like to have her own little backpack to carry things on the plane. Using this tutorial, I whipped one up. My grommet tool didn't work at.all. for punching the hole in the fabric so that was annoying but luckily, I have a surgically-sharp seam ripper that did the trick lickety split.
Back (all fabric chosen by G):
Front:
Love that bag! Always looking for cute ideas to use with our "Trimming Braid"! Very fun!
ReplyDeleteYour star blocks look so fun and fresh! Love the bags... its the time of year that everyone is looking for another new bag for school or whatnot and those are super cute.
ReplyDeleteOh, my son would think a bag like that is so fun! Have a great holiday!!
ReplyDeleteLove those bags! I made my son a Jet pack Backpack in that same style and he adores it!
ReplyDeleteThat star quilt is going to be beautiful! I have made a few of those backpacks for my boys and they love them. Plus, it's just cute seeing kids wear backpacks. Is that weird?
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt and the string back pack is just super!!!
ReplyDeleteThat bag is too cute. I hope you have a fabulous holiday!
ReplyDeleteI love your star blocks. The colors are great. The bag is wonderful as well. I have been trying to think of something to make for my nieces for Christmas, and something like this would be great. Thanks for the inspiration.
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