Here is my Amy Butler Stash and Dash case. It is sewn with home dec weight fabric. (I hate interfacing.) The stripes were in the sale bin last fall, and I bought what was on the bolt. Which means I can make 100 Stash and Dash bags. Or maybe a beach tote. The houndstooth is on the shelves at Joann's now. I kind of wish they had had that one in khaki. It's lined with a surprsing brown and blue combo.
And for Jenna:
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Your Stash and Dash bag turned out very well. I like the "surprising" lining.
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I've been using off-white flannel for interfacing ( I hate it too) and it works out rather well.
Your projects are fabulous. I just love those Putford scissors - I really want a pair!
Your projects look great. Your previous entry cost me money. I couldn't resist, and immediately ordered a skull and cross-stitch T-shirt. I've seen similar ones for knitters, but I think we cross-stitchers truly deserve the right to wear the X's.
I'm looking forward to seeing your scissor case finished up. Love the blue! (Apparently I'm going through a blue phase.) The stash bag is awesome. The fabric choices are all inspired.
Love the stash-and-dash bag. I made a couple with interfacing, but didn't like the feel. I'll try your home dec approach.
KJ
The stash and dash bag looks great. I like the striped fabric as well as the surprise inside. Thanks for the photo of the daffodils; that's quite a profusion you have growing there!
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