
I was also able to purchase these lovely wooden handles, which were sadly the only ones in stock. I finished the bag off with a wooden button and my first ever tassle.
Now for the hard part...posting it away as a present.
Whilst I was there, I bought some other fabric to make a singlet-style grocery bag. This is the first time that I have purchased fabrics to make bags, rather than use left-overs, so it is probably the most expensive grocery bag in the world. I can see that bag-making could be quite addictive.

And lastly, here is a picture of one of my bags made out of left-overs...I love all the different textures and have been using this tote every day since I made it.
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Coincidentally, I just dug out this issue of Threads about an hour ago I'll be making a bag for my daughter out of some Asian inspired brocade fat quarters she picked out. I didn't happen to have any kimono sleeves handy, either, go figure.
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