Good morning & TGIF! This is such a beautiful project. The fabrics look fantastic both individually and as a group. While I normally would choose silver over gold, they made the right choice here when they went with the gold tag and zipper charms. Silver just wouldn't have looked right with those lovely yellows. Having the bottom of the bag a different color than the top portion is visually appealing; I really like that look a lot. And you're right, having a fat quarter friendly project is always a plus. All in all, yet another winner from Sewers Club. EDIT - hey, new exit music :-)
I'm a rose gold girlie myself, I agree the gold is going to look fantastic with this project. I too like a dual fabric exterior and the colours they chose this month look so beautiful together, I can't wait to get started on this one, but alas, I have other things to do first and the beginnings of an airport derived head cold to contend with. The end music is completely accidental but I thought you might notice. I had edited and uploaded the video when I realized I forgot to add it in, so I used stock RUclips music instead of redoing all my work. Anyways, have a great weekend, I am off to take a much needed afternoon nap.
Thank you 😊They have been doing alot of bags this year but in the past there have been table runners, pot holders, oven mitts, trays etc. I did have a great vacation too! But I love visiting Europe so I knew I would 😁❤️
I'm glad you had a good vacation. I've gotten to the point that the travel logistics are too much of a mental/physical barrier for international travel. I live in the western USA and keep my travels to that region--by car.
Me too! Overseas travel can be dicey sometimes. I lived in France for 8 years, so going back was a bit of a cop out on logistics really. I had an idea of where we were going, what we were doing and I speak the language. I also traveled to and from Western Canada (Edmonton, AB) at least once a year, so I was familiar with that too. While living in France I also acted as the travel coordinator for anyone visiting so I have it all down now, but without all that experience I too would have found it all quite daunting. I imagine that is why I have never thought of traveling to Asia, Mexico or South America. I just wouldn't know where to start.
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Good morning & TGIF!
This is such a beautiful project. The fabrics look fantastic both individually and as a group. While I normally would choose silver over gold, they made the right choice here when they went with the gold tag and zipper charms. Silver just wouldn't have looked right with those lovely yellows. Having the bottom of the bag a different color than the top portion is visually appealing; I really like that look a lot. And you're right, having a fat quarter friendly project is always a plus. All in all, yet another winner from Sewers Club. EDIT - hey, new exit music :-)
I'm a rose gold girlie myself, I agree the gold is going to look fantastic with this project. I too like a dual fabric exterior and the colours they chose this month look so beautiful together, I can't wait to get started on this one, but alas, I have other things to do first and the beginnings of an airport derived head cold to contend with.
The end music is completely accidental but I thought you might notice. I had edited and uploaded the video when I realized I forgot to add it in, so I used stock RUclips music instead of redoing all my work.
Anyways, have a great weekend, I am off to take a much needed afternoon nap.
The zipper is so pretty
it really is! I'm so excited to make this one
Love your channel! Does Sewers Club always have bags? Sounds like you had an awesome time on your vacation.
Thank you 😊They have been doing alot of bags this year but in the past there have been table runners, pot holders, oven mitts, trays etc. I did have a great vacation too! But I love visiting Europe so I knew I would 😁❤️
I'm glad you had a good vacation. I've gotten to the point that the travel logistics are too much of a mental/physical barrier for international travel. I live in the western USA and keep my travels to that region--by car.
Me too! Overseas travel can be dicey sometimes. I lived in France for 8 years, so going back was a bit of a cop out on logistics really. I had an idea of where we were going, what we were doing and I speak the language. I also traveled to and from Western Canada (Edmonton, AB) at least once a year, so I was familiar with that too. While living in France I also acted as the travel coordinator for anyone visiting so I have it all down now, but without all that experience I too would have found it all quite daunting. I imagine that is why I have never thought of traveling to Asia, Mexico or South America. I just wouldn't know where to start.
@@fredmakesthings cool 😎!