This bag went to my bloggy friend Kirstie (England), as part of the 'Travelling Book' blog hop started by another bloggy friend, Teje (Greece)!
The idea behind the Travelling book is you read the book, pass it on, and make something for the next person. Cool idea eh? You can see here the amazing mini quilt I received from Teje.
I'm so pleased that Kirstie likes the bag, especially the cute chicken. My favourite is this wee fella!
I wonder where the book will go to next!
Jxo
Very nice. Lots of lovely details on your bag.
ReplyDeletefantastic use of Economy blocks, Judith. Your tote looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love your bag Jude. I often find I want to try out blocks but don't want to make a whole quilt so bags are a really good use for them. Sue :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so much better than mine, Judith.....but none of them do proper justice to the real thing!! Leaving for work shortly, to show it off! Thank you again! Have a lovely weekend. xx
ReplyDeleteYou are such a clever duck to have made such a great bag. I wonder what book you have put in it?
ReplyDeleteDi x
What a great idea to have a travelling book. Is it a craft book or a novel? The bag is really fun.
ReplyDeleteFab! Great idea and gorgeous bag :)
ReplyDeleteSuperb, I have a plan to make a Super Tote and use economy blocks on it, just need to make some first!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely bag! that book idea is great, too.
ReplyDeleteLovely bag. The print fabric goes well with the traveling book with it. Hope the book was good, too.
ReplyDeleteSuperb!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic bag!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for these blocks, love the bag!
ReplyDeleteEconomy chicken? I'm sure there's a joke in there about KFC ;o) Love the bag though :o)
ReplyDeleteHi Judith! You made amazing bag! I was sure I wrote a message but can't see it here, so here it's again. I'm so happy you joined this 'Travelling Book' and I'm looking forward to see what Kirstie will make. I hope you enjoyed the book! Hugs! x Teje
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