Fringed morsbag

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Re: Fringed morsbag

Postby beattie » Fri Jan 21, 2011 11:13 pm

Masterclock criticised my attempted explanation, but then, he always does! :D I reckon it's just something I'm not good at... *shrugs*
I'm glad you managed to puzzle them out Christie :D
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Re: Fringed morsbag

Postby pol » Thu Mar 10, 2011 12:12 am

Love the fringe-y bags but also love the casual way they're slung over some plate glass windows!! :D
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Re: Fringed morsbag

Postby beattie » Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:35 am

They're my morsbags templates Pol :D as given to us by Ivybags! They're perspex or acrylic sheet or something similar. She got a chap to cut up a sheet of plastic "stuff" and it made templates for bags with a fold at the bottom or a fold at the side. Plus a leftover bit that does as a ruler for handles. It's great - Masterclock would find it much harder to make his random bags without them. And they're great for drawing round.
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