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Simple Tote Made Fabulous
February 19, 2012
A simple project is made fabulous when you use amazing fabric. Simple tote pattern from Lotta Jansdotter’s Simple Sewing book using one of our new Japanese imports. This fabric is also available in a hot pink and lime palette.
Posted by Callie – Owner and Founder Favorite fabric if she had to pick Joel Dewberry’s Deer Valley Antler Damask in Terra Cotta Favorite pattern Anna Maria’s Evening Empire Dress (even though she still hasn’t made it) Guilty pleasure Trashy celebrity magazines When she isn’t sewing, she is Gardening or cooking
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