
I make a new bag with each class so I can show the students the individual components of the JBB and how they go together. Then I assemble the bag right along with the students so that I have a finished product the same time they do.
I’m doing the prep work for my eighth class, coming up next week. I have only one of the two front/back panels done so far because I haven’t yet decided what I want to do for the other panel. My focus fabric is a gorgeous floral from the “Unusual Garden” line by Jason Yenter of In the Beginning Fabrics. Here’s a better look at it, along with the fabrics I pulled from my stash for straps and pockets:
My plan this time is to leave the bag unassembled so that I can use it in future classes. My worry is that I’m going to love the components so much I won’t be able to resist sewing it together!
Oh, go ahead, give in to the temptation – and, for heaven’s sake, ENJOY! 🙂
The colors are luscious!
Dawn, that is a beautiful combination of fabrics!
Yum!
Pretty! Pretty!
Your work is always so precise and quite lovely!
Oh my gosh, Dawn. I LOVE the fabrics you’ve chosen! You always make the most beautiful things!