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My project was inspired by my sister and nieces, who recently took over the Demi Pointe dance shop in Charlottetown, PEI. I designed this sweet Ballet Tote adapting a versatile, bias stem applique technique by machine. I believe this method originates from a 1998 Rodale book called "Applique Made Easy" by Carol Costello Soltys.
Ballet Tote
8" x 12" x 2"
Head on over here to learn how you can make one. Leave a comment on the tutorial post at Sew Sisters and you could win the same fat quarter pack I used to make this tote! If you do, I'd love to see it. Please share a picture in my Poppyprint Projects Flickr group or tag me @poppyprint on Instagram!
14 comments:
Sweet bag Krista! So nicely done too!
It looks fab! (although your 'here' to head on over to doesn't have a link)
Beautiful, Krista! And perfect timing, we need a ballet and highland dancing bag here.
Oh, this is the sweetest bag!
I couldn't find the link to make one.
Thanks Krista!
I love it!
Maybe it could serve as a template for a silkscreen for cotton bags for the shop in Charlottetown?
Lise-Lotte
partygreen.ca
Gorgeous bag!
Its a lovely project and tutorial.
Great job and I will have to try this; I had just signed up with Sew Sisters two days ago.
It's a very sweet tote for sure!
I am looking forward to read your ebook on day retreats!
Sweet Bag Krista!
I love this tote! so cute!
Very sweet, Krista!
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