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- I am a wife, mama and grandmama getting through life by hanging on to a needle and thread.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Fabric Origami
I stumbled across this origami purse tutorial at Quiltcetera not long ago and fell in love with it instantly! The actual pattern is for a little drawstring purse, but it can easily be converted into any size bag or basket. All you need is two squares of fabric and a few minutes of stitching time and you will end up with a wonderful little bag!
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9 comments:
I can't believe it is as easy as you say! Looks great. I'll bet it was fun too.
Susan,
Thanks so much for sharing....I just love that. I like the site too so that was a great find!!
Smiles,
Kelly
How darling! I love it! Doesn't look that easy though! Thanks!
That is so cute. I've put the instruction on in my favourites.
That is so cute. What a nice tutorial. I think I will email that to my daughter she would like it.
Wow, those instructions are great. It's always good to have pics. Thanks for the heads up, I too bookmarked this page. LYNNE
So cute, I'll star this one, thanks Susan!
Very nice idea. Thanks for sharing Susan
Hi Susan!
I like the fabric you used for your origami bag, it looks like you pieced all those wee squares together. :) My favorite way to do the origami bag is 40 inches by 40 inches and leave out the drawstring plus add a shoulder strap. It's becomes an awesome tote! Thank you for sharing pictures of your origami bag.
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