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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Bag Lady Week: Scalloped Dresden Bag by Amy from During Quiet Time
Today's Bag Lady is Amy, from During Quiet Time. Many of you will be familiar with her amazing handprinted fabrics that are all the rage in blog land! I first found Amy when I bought one of her lovely kokeshi doll pincushions. Then, when she made a pincushion of the quilting process, I convinced her to make a quilting process mini quilt for me. I absolutely love it, and it looks like the masses do as well because the mini quilt kits have been a popular seller in her shop. I also have been lucky enough to do a swap with Amy, and I can tell you from all of these exchanges, her attention to detail is second to none. Just take a look at what Amy has come up with now! Droooooool.......
Kristie, thank you for asking me to participate in "Bag Lady Week" (though I am a little unsure that I want to share such a title)! I would like to offer your readers a free pattern/tutorial that I devised using a scalloped edged Dresden for the bag's flap! This will be my new bag for the fall so I chose a dark brown slub linen for the exterior with some of my favorite scraps in dark brown, pale pink, celery and Cinnamon for the Dresden blades. I lined the bag with Kona Celery.
Just download the pdf and you can get started!
Scalloped Dresden Bag Free Pattern
In honor of "Bag Lady Week" I'd like to offer up a giveaway of a copy of my pdf pattern for the Ruched Happy Bag
as well as the Hexiecase!
Just leave a comment below and Kristie will draw two names! If you'd like to visit me, I blog at During Quiet Time and sell my handprinted fabrics and patterns at my Etsy shop.
Thanks so much for joining in on the fun, Amy!
THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED
Wow that looks like a stunning bag Amy! And thank you for the chance to win your patterns. I'd especially love to win the hexie case pattern :)
ReplyDeleteJust come over via Amy - it is a lovely bag pattern - she is so clever! I already have her patterns above, so no need to enter me into the giveaway - they are such great patterns, I can highly recommend them!
ReplyDeletePomona x
Love your work Amy!! Fantastic patterns - would love to try! AM
ReplyDeleteI just popped over from Amy's blog. I adore the Hexicase! And I am going to download the bag pattern right now! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSent here by Amy, pattern already downloaded! thanks so much for sharing. Would love the free patterns too! thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteCute patterns! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI think I am in love with your patterns Amy. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh yay, I just saw the bag pattern on Flickr, and nearly overlooked the bit about the giveaway- but I'd love a gioveaway! I already have Amy's hexiecase pattern, and am making my second iphone pouch!
ReplyDeleteNothing's better than linen and prints (except perhaps for printed linen!)
For those of us (well...me!) who find dresdens hard to do, this is a perfect start. The bonus is the bag is wonderful!! Love the brown and celery combo. The pattern giveaway is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI just love the dresden bag. My girls would all want one of those. Thanks for the chance to win in your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOh love that bag! and always love your patterns! thank you = )
ReplyDeleteThe dresden bag is so cute! And I've been wanting to try the Hexicase.
ReplyDeleteI love the Hexiecase. I would love the pattern. the Dresden bag looks like fun to make. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the bag pattern - I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love all things with hexagons, your case looks wonderful. Thanks for sharing the bag pattern.
ReplyDeletethat dresden bag is just so perfect! i love the solid fabric with the scallops! what a fun pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for yours patterns!!! I love the hexicase!!
ReplyDeleteI love the dresden bag,it`s so cute...thanks for sharing your patterns.
ReplyDeleteI love these patterns! I'm looking forward to trying the Dresden purse. :)
ReplyDeletewhat a cool tutorial! thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteknottygnome@gmail.com
This is super cute!! I love her patterns! You can take my name out of the draw as I already have both patterns.
ReplyDeleteLove Amy's blog. I'm making this bag...it is soooo cute. I love Bag Lady Week.
ReplyDeleteI have been thinking the lat few days of sewing a new diaper bag, but wasn't sure what I wanted to make. Well, waking up to a beautiful tutorial simplified that a bit!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of your patterns! I have had my eye on the Hexie and would love to make some for the young girls and boys in my Wednesday night Bible study at church.
ReplyDeleteI love the Dresden bag! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute bag. Love the giveaway patterns also. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteCute pattern, thanks for sharing. Count me in for the giveaway, too!
ReplyDeleteAmy's patterns so totally rock! off to check out the Dresden bag, its so pretty!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! All of them, especially the new pattern!
ReplyDeleteaww, I'd love to have your patterns!!! that hexiecase is particularly lovely ♥ :)
ReplyDeletethanks for making a give away :D
totally love that scalloped bag by the way!!!
kisses!
Great patterns, thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteToooo cute! That hexiecase is so clever!!
ReplyDeletewoo hoo! pick me :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bag .. looks like I'll have to make a couple of these for Christmas presents! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this look! Very creative and a scrap buster!
ReplyDeleteI love following these posts, so many fun things to add to my to do list! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is the sweetest bag ever!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your generosity in giving away the tutorial! Hope I can make it as beautiful as it loooks in the tutorial!!
Those are great bags. What a nice giveaway. I cannot wait to make the scalloped dresden bag. It is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love your rushed bag, it's so cute. Crossing my fingers for the win!!
ReplyDeleteS x
Sweet bag and very cool patterns! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the bags! The hexie case is something I'd love to try!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for sharing your talents and tutorials with us Amy! your talent (and energy) knows no bounds!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your patten for the beautiful scalloped dresden plate bag it's gorgeous. I'd love to win a pattern, they are so cute.
ReplyDeleteYour bag came out wonderfully! I would be happy to win any of your patterns they are all so unique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute bag. Thanks for the chance to win the patterns. Just in case I do win, I've already purchased the hexi case pattern, but I've been oogling the rouched bag pattern for quite a while!
ReplyDeleteLovely!! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI love the hexicase especially!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. This post almost overloaded my creativity gene! I love the scalloped Dresden bag!
ReplyDeletewonderful bag patterns!!
ReplyDeleteeeek those are super cute patterns!
ReplyDeletekatrina_hertzer2000 (at) yahoo (dot) com
What great projects! Honestly, my bags tend to be a bit boring so I'm trying to branch out into other styles. The scalloped bag is lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great giveaways. I'd love to try these patterns. Love the Scalloped Dresden Bag!
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteI have only just started quilting and I am in love! I want to start to make bags as my new challenge for Christmas this year is to make all of my presents that I give out! so..... I would really really love you patterns!
Thanks Berley
awesome!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can also attest to Amy's mad skillz! This bag is obviously no exception. What a beauty. Thanks so much Amy!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! I adore the fabrics you used.
ReplyDeleteIve been eyeing these patterns for awhile! Hope I win!!
ReplyDeletePlease include me in your Giveaway - I am just biting at the bit for the Hexi Case pattern - IT IS SOOOOO WONDERFUL - Thank you ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the bag pattern! And I love that Hexi case!
ReplyDeleteLove that Hexie Case!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win those patterns!
ReplyDeleteJudith.
Cute bags! Thanks for the tutorial! I'd love to win a pattern! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I already have the Happy Bag pattern, so if I'm lucky enough to win would just want the hexie pattern and someone else can have the other.
ReplyDeletethe hexie case is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI love the patterns. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteVery nice patterns!!! Her handprinted fabrics are adorable!!!
ReplyDeletemailfreeda@gmail.com
Great bag. The dresden detailing gives is a fabulous touch.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your dresden bag - it is ADORABLE! loved your guest post
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bag! I'd love to win one of your patterns.
ReplyDeleteGosh that is a pretty bag!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your new bag pattern. I love your use of linen and silkscreens. I'd like to make the roused mini bag.
ReplyDeleteAmy has great patterns. The Hexicase is perfect!
ReplyDeleteAll of these patterns are so cute! I want to make a Hexicase!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute patterns! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThose are great patterns, love that hexie case!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute purse and the patterns are great too!
ReplyDeleteI love the bag for fall. It is so pretty. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to download the Dresden Bag tutorial and don't get anything past page 1. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteI just purchased the Stampin Up Dresden Die for the Big shot. I knew l could do Dresden's quilts, but for a new sewer, that is a big project take on.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you shared this Dresden bag pattern. Can't wait to incorporate my big shot die with my sewing.
Thank you so much.
The Dresden die is so awesome as l can cut out multiple pieces in on go, saving all the hand cutting.