

Here are a couple over
over dyed bags. Nice, I like them. I make these
calico bags every time I make a piece of textile art, to carry it to exhibitions in. If it sells, I get the bag to take home. I used to
always write my name and
addy in
large indelible letters on the front. Not so hot if you're just doing your shopping and don't actually wish to give every passer by full contact details. You can still see the writing but have to strain to read it. Only very determined, eagle eyed passers by will be able to stalk me now.

I still have some
undyed bags which will be good for showing the kids before and after samples.
1 comment:
Sally, I've got that book but haven't tried it yet. These bags are so 'wantable' (have I just invented a new word here haha) and I think they'd be a great seller. Love your blog - Evie xx
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