So, I thought, instead of tossing her sandwich, banana, etc., in a ziploc bag every time, might as well lunch in style and be green at the same time! I followed this tutorial, and got the oilcloth from this etsy seller. I just love the print, it makes me smile every time I see it!
The etsy store is called Fabric Farm, and Rory's comment when he saw the return label on the package? "They have a farm that makes fabric?" (said sarcastically, of course)
I shot right back, "I'd totally buy that farm if they had one!"
Wouldn't that be awesome if you could grow fabric on a tree? I'd plant a polka dot tree, a striped tree, a floral tree....ok now I just sound crazy.
That would be awesome though.
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so cute. these types of bags have been on my "to make" list. Love how easy to clean.
Love the pattern choice. So spring.
So adorable! I may have to venture in my sewing and try oil cloth someday... soon. :)
I love your lunch bag. Super adorable. And I'm totally with you on the fabric farm.
I saw a tutorial for those on Calico, and have been wanting to make some!! Love that oilcloth you chose!!! So cute!
that is the cutest little lunch bag. Looks like it was fun to make. Did you use a special teflon foot? Just curious
Nope, no special foot. It sewed nicely with my regular foot, I just took it slower than normal just in case it stuck somewhere...but no problems!
Sew cute! Love the bright colors! You must be ecstatic to have your machine back in working order....
Very cute! I have so many bags and no children to take to the park any more:)
pretty much, Jenni!
LOVE IT!!!!
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