So far, just about everything that I have made with this fabric has sold. So I thought I'd try a French Market bag. 
This bag is the perfect size for toting things. I guess that's why they call them totes (hee hee). The inside of the pocket is cute-cute red and white gingham.
The letter is pinned on as an example for someone to personalize it if they want. I had originally made one of these bags to sell in my shop, but just couldn't part with it. But here is one for someone else to enjoy.... 
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That is so lovely - now I have to go back to the patchwork store 'cause I know just the fabric I need to make one!!!! I love how you use trims - very pretty.
I LOVE THIS BAG! LOVE IT! :)
Beautiful bags and LOVE that French postcard fabric!!!!Your blog is so inspiring as well and thank you so much for stopping by mine;)
xo, Katarina
A happy place I have stumbled upon...your blog!!
Love your style and am IN LOVE with the "I wish I had a baby girl" hat. I, too, am a mama to boys. 2 not 3 though.
I actually wrote a post all about what I would imagine would be your mind set and motivation behind your hat creation: I got the fever.
It seems we all have those yearnings....thank goodness for sewing and little girl customers!!!
Will be back to visit!!!
.mac :-)
This is great! I have a bunch of colored burlap that I bought with the intention of making some sort of bag. Seeing your version makes me want to revisit the idea :)
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