Contrary to what my most recent posts would suggest, I'm not much of one to go in for crafty swaps. But when it's my guild or a fantastic gal like Amy, who can say no? Amy has hosted a number of swaps called Potholder Pass on flickr, and when she invited me to join, I saw there was an option to make reusable grocery sacks.

This is so much cuter than the store bought ones, right? The pattern is by Keyka Lou, and it makes a great size. It is also reversible. I found all three fabrics at Joann's, believe it or not. Next time I try it, I'll use home dec weight fabric and interface the handles.
Now I just need to stuff this bag with some extras and send it off to my secret swap partner.




6 comments:
I'm so glad you joined! I love the bag.
Cute! I have a load of those boring store bought ones... maybe I should replace them with nice ones!
I love this and am using the same blue in my swap bag. So fun!
super cute!
looks great, I love all the fabrics you used.
again love it!! I love you choice of fabric.
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