Sunday Links

October 12, 2008 @ 6:10 am | Filed under: Links

colorfool creates: The Greatest Bag Tutorial EVER? – Instrux for sewing a simple tote bag. I’m looking for this same kind of tutorial but with pockets. Anyone got recommendations? HT: Cloudscome.
Sew,Mama,Sew! Blog » » Summer Sewing ~ Classic Tote Tutorial – Here’s one with an outside pocket. Also good visuals for getting the flat bottom right. HT: @mylittlesoapbox who responded to my tweet. Am still wanting to see how to do some big inside pockets, or even (gasp, I know I’m not ready) sectioned pockets.
Great Kids’ Books About Financial Ruin – Take your mind off the shrinking of your 401k by reading some children’s books about tough times. Laura’s there, of course.

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Penny in VT says:

Thanks for the great book links, and for all the wonderful crafty links lately. I am completely craft challenged, and even I could follow the directions for the cute felt ornaments. Thank you for bringing the joy of craftwork that people can recognize to my life! LOL

Loved the Autumn photos too, so cool to see seasons in other, very different places.

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