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So I wanted a new day-to-day hand bag, it needed to be sturdy - I tend to chuck it about, be worn as a back-pack & look a bit different.

I have made a couple of bags before & I am still learning - gussets & edges I do need to work on still, my carving is getting better; but again more practice needed.

No pattern, just made up as I go, So its a veg tan I got from Tandy (c.5mm thick) hand stitched with a thread, again from Tandy, the colour is the eco flow light brown cut 50/50 with water & buffed with snow paste for weather-proofing, lined with a finished pig skin lining. All comments & suggestions from improvement welcome, thanks for looking

 

 

 

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That is beautiful... well done.

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I'm so, so... NOT going to show this to my wife... Very nice bag! The stitch length compliments the sturdy build look.

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Beautiful

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Gorgeous, and nice use of the Tandy Celtic craftaids! I have those two, but haven't used them yet.

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I'd say you nailed it!  Beautiful bag!

 

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That is a beautiful bag! I love the colors, the design, and the straps.

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Thanks all :)

yes I do appreciate a craft aid as I can’t draw / trace very well yet

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That's a great looking bag. Lovely stitching - Well done. :) 

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Nailed it!

What did you do to the inside of the flap? Dark and cloudy. Looks awesome.

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16 hours ago, DV8DUG said:

Nailed it!

What did you do to the inside of the flap? Dark and cloudy. Looks awesome.

All that is the application of the dye used on the bag generally, but to the flesh side, did not want to line that piece in case it came out too thick to close properly 

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