Deal
The agreement today - I get to finish sewing my second attempt at the Lotta Jansdotter Everyday Tote. Hubby gets to watch the Rugby in peace. Seemed fair to me.

This iteration is in the most gorgeous drapey wool - I had to interface the hell out of it to make it bag-proof. And the sew in interfacing didn't work at all - the wool pulled horribly and stretched when I tried it, so it was back to iron-on.
Having learned from the shortcomings of the last one, I put a piece of pelmet interfacing in the bag bottom and added a magnetic snap.

We'll see how it holds up on the first test-drive. I never can tell with a new bag until I've taken it out on the road.
Now I heard a muted cheer from the watchers downstairs, so I'm off to check the score.
This iteration is in the most gorgeous drapey wool - I had to interface the hell out of it to make it bag-proof. And the sew in interfacing didn't work at all - the wool pulled horribly and stretched when I tried it, so it was back to iron-on.
Having learned from the shortcomings of the last one, I put a piece of pelmet interfacing in the bag bottom and added a magnetic snap.
We'll see how it holds up on the first test-drive. I never can tell with a new bag until I've taken it out on the road.
Now I heard a muted cheer from the watchers downstairs, so I'm off to check the score.
Comments
I hope all are well in your house after the events in Paris. My husband has stomped up to bed muttering crossly. Can't say I blame him really ...
the bag is awesome - looks great.
mmmmmhhh.
Gorgeous bag. I bet you're not grumpy!!
Cathy XX
How has it stood up to oyur test drives?
~simply~
football for sewing- i like that kind of deal!
Ki mx
thanks
hugs from the north of sweden