So last night I was cleaning out my closet [not in an eminem way], and realized that I have a lot of crappy bags that I never use. They are all flimsy, non-functional bags, with the exception of two. Soooo I'm throwing them all out-okay I'm giving 2 to my friend, but the rest are going away for a loooong time.
The Lara bag must consist of 3 major ingredients:
Stabilty, cuteness, and of course it must function properly.
So I said,
"NO MORE PROMOTING BANDS ON MY BAGS! [except for pins]" With Igor on my side I got to work and slaveeeeeed. Yes, the damn bag
did take 4 hours from cutting to sewing the last detail, I'll explain after the pictures.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v68/MaryBleeding/projects/DSCN2880.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v68/MaryBleeding/projects/DSCN2881.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v68/MaryBleeding/projects/DSCN2882.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v68/MaryBleeding/projects/DSCN2883.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v68/MaryBleeding/projects/DSCN2884.jpgAs you can see in the last picture, my Jordy bag has a weird curve. This was NOT intentional. It's another
When good sewing machines go bad story. Of course I did know how to use the buttonhole function on my mom's high tech machine, but for some reason the thread was bunching up and I had to keep ripping it out. I was a smartass and decided to not use the velcro to begin with, and so decided to add a button in the middle at the very
end. ...never again.
But hey it's functional, cute, and it holds my cell phone, wallet, orbit gum, and keys with plenty of room left, and that was all I really needed. Plus it's got heavy duty interfacing so it's not flimsy
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