If you have followed me for a while, you may recall I made many large, reversible oilcloth bags for
teachers' gifts last Christmas. I discovered my younger sons' preschool teachers were using their bags for the preschool grocery shopping - carrying those super size cans of fruit as these bags were the only bags that could handle the weight. I decided to make them a few bags to keep at preschool so they could save the wear on their personal bags. This is an original pattern by my
LQS and they carry sooo many colors and prints of the oilcloth, which is handy for me when I need a last minute gift.
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11 comments:
I love all of the oilcloth that is out today. They have such great designs. Those bags are so functional as well as beautiful.
A teacher never has enough bags for all of the toting necessary. These will be well received and appreciated. Such cute prints, too!
Very cute! I've a stack of oilcloth waiting for me.... I may have to give something like this a try!
AnneMarie @ Gen X Quilters
What a thoughtful thing to do Karen! Great bags.
these are lovley...i love the pattern on the oilcloth
Great bags that you made- as a teacher I can never have too many bags it seems. We are forever hauling things back and forth to school.
Regards,
Anna
These are great!
What a great idea. The bags are so pretty. Thanks fore shareing.
I love anything made of oilcloth. Those bags came out great.
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Those are great bags! Thanks for sharing!
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