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Monday, October 24, 2005

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The bag in the bottom picture is very cute!!

They are just so beautiful! Very nice job!

This bag looks very retro both in fabric and design. I like the little one too.

Your bags are terrific! I like the unique design of the small bag with the knitted fabric.

Great work, looks fabulous!!!

Nice bags! That mix media bag is a cool idea. I see you have a great time in Singapore..:)

I love both bags, but particularly the little mixed media drawstring... that is just so lovely! I now deeply desire one, was the pattern from a Japanese craft book?

You did a great job with the bags!! The little one is so cute with the knit bottom, and the suede drawstring is a nice touch.

I love big, soft, round bags too and yours are fab! I especially like the small one, it's so cute :-)

what great work! i love your interpretation of the cotton and paint bag. i got a "new" sewing machine (a gift from a friend's mother -- it's a 50s Kenmore and real heavy.) so I hope I'm back on the sewing track soon. you are really inspiring me!

oh I love your bags, especially the one witht he knitted bottom. You've inspried my to play around with my fabric stash.

You are so talented. Your purses are fabulous! I'm so sorry about your Tweedy cardi...but at least you found out before you got too far. Either way, it looks great. Love the color!

that's such a great job you did! ^.^ as with the purple bag you did for your friend eva. thanks for the plug!

These are all so beautiful. Such incredible detailing!

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