A few weeks ago I came across a pin that lead me to this post on How About Orange. I really really loved the idea of the bag, but I had worked with the iron-on transfers before and hadn't really had good luck with them. Also I didn't want to use just a generic canvas bag that you can pick up at your local craft supply. I new that I could upgrade the bag myself just by sewing up a simple interfaced linen tote and adding a fun lining to it. But figuring out how to get the words on there was a little more challenging. So I did a little more research and found this tutorial and thought that maybe it could work. I enlisted the help of some friends for the graphics and I set out on a mission to try something new. And here are the results.
I knew I wanted to make them geeky, of course. So I relayed my ideas to my counterparts and they generously contributed their artwork. I try not to make anything I wouldn't use myself so I pulled my inspiration from some of my favorite geeky things.
If you are interested in making one of my bags your own, I have some listed in the shop.
I love everything!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited about your screenprinting. It's super awesome. Keep going, keep going!
ReplyDeleteyou're amazing!!! I love it. Need to try screen printing one of these days. Did you use the speedball kit or something else?
ReplyDeleteOh, these are great! Funny thing I actually saw them pinned on pinterest a few days before your post came up in my reader. I've already pointed out to my husband that I would very much appreciate the Wibbly Wobbly tote for christmas, we shall see how many hints I need to drop between now and then... Except I just checked your shop again and I see they are all sold. Any plans to make more?
ReplyDeleteThese are really great! Im especially loving the simple Tardis pouch!!!
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