I know you guys will probably barf if I say one more thing about the fabric, but I can't resist. How cool is this shoulder bag available from Etsy seller Black Bags?
I know you guys will probably barf if I say one more thing about the fabric, but I can't resist. How cool is this shoulder bag available from Etsy seller Black Bags?
Another great application for your beautiful fabric!
ReplyDeletede-lurking to say wow! I wish you could get your fabric over here, it's just fab.
ReplyDeleteSO cool!
ReplyDeleteAnd we love cheering you on!
I love it! Might need to get myslef one.
ReplyDeletenot barfing. your fabric is gorgeous. it deserves to be seen!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely not barfing here...I can't get enough of it! I love fabric, but I don't sew. Can you imagine that conundrum?? So I NEED to live vicariously through everyone else's creations.
ReplyDeleteNO! Don't stop talking about your fabric, it's simply beautiful, and I love how it looks on the bag.
ReplyDelete(The bag looks really well constructed, too, which is an even better bonus.)
Your fabric is beautiful. Keep on showing it off.
ReplyDeleteI Loooooove your new fabrics!! This bag is great! Where are you selling your fabrics?
ReplyDeletewe are absolutely as pumped about your fabric line as you are. keep 'em comin'!
ReplyDeleteI agree, we are as pumped about your fabric line!!! So any talk of fabrics...please continue. This bag is lovely...great taste!
ReplyDeleteGuys, you are so nice for letting me be enthusiastic all over the place and bearing with me!
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ReplyDeleteHi Emily! That's a cool site! Webbie-programmer people are amazing. How'd they do it?
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ReplyDeleteJust surfin' by and stopped by for a visit.
ReplyDeleteVery Nice Blog!
Carolyn
I've been exploring some pattern-making projects and just blogged about your fabrics. I think it's fun how excited you are about your good work. You should definitely relish the moment. You worked hard for it, I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric is fabulous! That bag is a great use for it--really nice construction. I love your blog. Very funky, fun and inspirational! I am hoping to join the blogging world soon, but I have just opened an etsy shop (dandelionfactory.etsy.com). I can only handle one technical headache at a time. :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabric!!
ReplyDeleteYou can show your fabric as often as you want -- it's gorgeous!~
ReplyDeleteI love that fabric, I wish the seller of the purses still had one for sale.
ReplyDeletekatelynjane, click the link in my sidebar. It's exclusive to jcaroline creative.
ReplyDeleteI've been reading your blog in a blogreader so I'm actually glad you posted this one because I clicked through to leave a comment and discovered that the fabric I was about to gush about was YOURS. YAY! So now I followed the link to buy some for myself! : )
ReplyDeleteI love you fabric. I bought a yard of modern floral (?), not sure if that is the name and I don't sew! I love seeing what others have made with your fabric, so please share away!
ReplyDeletethat fabric and Black bags together is fantastical. =)
ReplyDeleteIt's got to be so exciting seeing your fabric made into such amazing products. That would never get old. Congrats!
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