When you have some epic panels, finding the right pattern can be tricky!
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| Maps from Affordable Fabrics and More were a perfect coordinate for the Moon Beam Panels! |
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| Extra panel on the other side |
I kept going back and forth on what to make with my last pieces of
Moon Beam Textiles strike off fabric, but the
Hollyhock Hobo from Blue Calla won out! I've never made this pattern before, but the overlays, interesting straps, and fun shape sold me. I really need to make another one with all the cool outside pockets, but I didn't want to hide any of the panels (and needed to get it done asap!) so they got skipped this time around.
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| Decided to use my gunmetal zippers...which look more like brass to me, but still matched! |
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| Inside zipper pocket |
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| I swear, panels are the exact same size! |
The infant/toddler sized panels fit perfectly on the tall version of the bag, with barely any scraps left over! I had an extra of the
Riders of Rohan panels, so that ended up being the other side of the bag. Once again, I went with the linen-look parchment colored lining fabric, but I had a little extra of the Rohan fabric left, so that mean I could make a fun pocket inside!
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| Fancy straps! |
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| Bottom with purse feet, to hopefully keep the light fabric a little cleaner... |
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| Inner slip pocket |
This is the first time I've used a 'faux suede' fabric, but the colors were a perfect match! I carefully ironed it (said to use low heat) and fused SF101 to the strap, so hopefully it holds up! It even feels soft like aged suede!
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| I used a press cloth (flour sack towel) to hopefully prevent melting |
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| Gunmetal hardware from my stash, seemed to go with the 'aged' look better! |
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| Batman is off fighting crime, but he'll be back for the next cameo! |
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