I spent Sunday morning busy with my Bernina and a few scraps of batik fabrics that had been left over from a quilt I'd made a few years ago. A colleague had requested a small pouch for her daughter, the only remit was purple. Well these batiks were perfect for what I had in mind! I simply pieced the scraps together, and then quilted them very simply in rows half an inch apart, using the edge of the walking foot as a guide... ...a little bit of lilac lace trimming was carefully machined into place. Once it was completed, I found the perfectly coloured spot in my garden for a photo shoot!... ...here's the completed bag - the pattern is "Anna's Sminkepung" by the Norwegian designer AnnAKa. As my regular blog followers know, I have made quite a lot of bags using this pattern over the past few years, and I never get bored with this pattern! The instructions are in Norwegian, but there are lots of diagrams which make it very easy to follow. I'll be making a few more of these over the next few weeks, so I need to stock up on a few more yards of lace and zippers and buttons for the trimmings!
3 Comments
Miriam Spiteri
11/6/2019 11:20:38 am
Hi I just love this pattern of this bag were cab I buy it from? And can it be in English . Thanks
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Nicola
11/6/2019 02:15:55 pm
Hi Miriam - AnnAKa patterns are in Norwegian (as stated in the information above with the pictures) they're not available in English, however I have never struggled with them as they are very well illustrated. They are only available from quilt shops in Scandinavia. The reason there are links to Scandinavian shops on the sidebar of my blog is so you can search for Norwegian patterns! Leave a Reply. |
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