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Tote bag from re-purposed and re-cycled materials

Hello Everyone,

I enjoy making totes, purses, and bags from left-over materials from re-upholstery projects and re-re-purposed items at re-sale shops. This is a project I completed yesterday.

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Permalink Reply by catherine shaw shanley on 12th mo. 22, 2013 at 11:55am

This is beautiful!

Permalink Reply by Zaley Warkentin on 12th mo. 23, 2013 at 9:10pm

Very nice Keith! I like how many different pockets there are!

Permalink Reply by Keith Saylor on 12th mo. 24, 2013 at 11:46am

Dear Catherine and Zaley. Thank you for your cordial words. Both men and women ever admonish me with this phrase "you can never have enough pockets," in a bag, tote, or purse. Here are a few images of a field bag I created from an old duck cloth jacket. I re-purposed a vinyl "coleman" bag (originally used to hold camping dishware) by stitching it into a pocket in the bottom of the bag. The vinyl bag then protects the bag against water.

Permalink Reply by Patrice Wassmann on 2nd mo. 2, 2014 at 11:49am

That is just lovely! I enjoy making bags too!

Permalink Reply by Keith Saylor on 2nd mo. 11, 2014 at 3:20pm

Thank you Patrice. I look forward to seeing some of your creations.

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