So this is the one bag I’d made awhile ago that I hadn’t snapped a pictures of, but now I have one, so I thought I’d share how great this bag is! It’s Amy Butler’s Nappy Bag, and it was a fun bag to sew and not too hard for the payoff. I loved the fabric, which I got from Ikea (yes they have fantastic fabrics!) I handed this one off to Kristin just before beautiful Grace was born! I would really like to make one of these for myself (and no, I’m not pregnant, so please don’t ask) just because it seems like it would make such a great carry-on bag or beach bag. . . oh the possibilities!
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Well, you spelled Kristin’s name wrong as usual, but I love the bag! You’re so very talented.
And hot.
Fixed it. So there.
Love you.
Does this one have pockets in side or is it just all open? Just curious as I have a few ladies who have asked me about sewing up diaper bags…
It does have pockets inside – three pockets on each long side, and two bottle pockets on the short side. It also comes with instructions for how to make a diaper changing pad with a tie and case (although I didn’t make the case because the moms I know said it was a pain to get the pad back in the case).
It also has a cell phone holder on the strap. I would recommend making sure the cell phone the mom owns fits in the recommended dimensions! I made it without checking and Kristin’s cell phone didn’t fit in the case. . . bummer.
Oh that is a bummer…Cool, thanks for letting me know!
This is so cute! A friend recommended your site as I am blocked for any creativity. I’m sewing purses and bags to raise money for our adoption costs, but have hit a brick wall in the design area. No worries, I wont use any of your designs. My friend was hoping it would spark something in me.
I had no idea IKEA had fabrics. I love to shop there when I’m near one which isn’t very often, but never thought to check the site. Thanks! Loved what I saw but what’s not to love from IKEA? =o)
Blessings to you and your family!
Laurie