Tote bags

Bags

Bags

Our weekend bags.

Wall hanging

"Three goldfish on the wall".

Quilting it weekend

These quilts are made for my nephew.

Both are simple and good for beginner like me.

Once batting and backing are done,

messages will be scribbled using the fabric pen for the whole squares.

 

Sewing Again

Weekend is sewing!

For Ms Myra

For my notebook


Floral sundress and sling bags for my girls.

Baby sling

I used this baby sling to carry my daughter during our holiday in Perth.

The baby sling can be used in many styles such as Hip Carry, Back Carry, or Vertical Carry. 

It was popular way in the past to carry babies using it but no longer now.

Made of cotton fabric and about 2.5 meters in length.

No rings required but only a simple knot to hold it tightly.

Walking on the street with my mum inspired baby carrier (sling).

                                            

At Caversham Wildlife Park admiring the egrets (Ardea alba) / white herons.

Patchworks

An attic window. My half done project.

Outcome of my first lesson on patckwork.

Part of it is hand quilted.

Bishop gowns

Smocked and sewn for my daughters

Batik painting

I was not particularly good at batik painting but it was really fun for us.

K with her half done work

My work of art # 1

My work of art # 2

Another piece that I painted

Painted by Sweetie K

Sling Bag

Made for my niece.

Ballet bag for my daughter

Quilt for my daughters

What I have quilted for my daughters.

Bag

Made for my friend N, showing her A-Z step to get this bag done

Bags

Some of my completed projects.  

One of my butterfly series.

Water bottle holder

For my nephew .... his birthday present.

Sling bag with gingham cotton lining.

Back view of the bag

Front view of the bag

The blue material below (with printed ribbons) was given by Ms Surina S (nice and sweet young lady).

Another tote bag. 

I made this bag for Rohana H to celebrate her early retirement.

She lives in Myanmar now.