Annoucing the New Line of... Em Spade
The couture sweeping the hand-bag world:
Marc Jacobs ain't got nothin' on me. And did he hand-sew the lining into his bags?
I don't think so.
Thanks to Knitty Yoda and her unbelievable stash of fabric (seriously, y'all haven't seen a stash until you've seen Knitty Yoda's piles of fabric), I have an entirely finished project to report. The cabled bag, started right before Christmas, finished in body around the end of January, finally has all its pieces-parts in place and is an official accessory. One hundred percent done.
As soon I figure out where the buttonholes went.
I didn't loose them exactly; this being my first time with buttons, I assumed it would be easy to see the hole where I cast-off (British pattern, you know, got to use the pattern lingo). Turns out, not so easy. After a little sleuthing, Yoda and I thought we found at least two of the three.
Mind you, I think I just sewed a lining over the two that we found.
Did I mention the open-faced, button-free bag is in again?
Speaking of buttons, I've wanted to hold off on mentioning the Harry Potter KAL sweeping the blog world until I worked out a button. Unforunately, well, that's not happened. So as a pre-launch to the real launch which will definitely include a widget, I'll just mention if you click here, you'll see the start of the website Knitty Yoda and I are co-hosting. Of course, I'm knitting something in honor of Book Seven; what kind of fan do you think I am?!
Labels: Bags, Harry Potter
3 Comments:
That is a GREAT looking bag! WAY TO GO!!!! HP KAL hugh? I may have to swap some stash in order to participate!
0000000000000000I've an idea for the buttons.
There's a detail I neglected to consider when we were working on it.
Looks great!
Book 7 Here I come!
(Only about 80 pages left on MOA, then I can begin HP#1.)
I so love it. What pattern did you use?
Hugs!!!
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