Ok, so this bag make-over didn't just happen on it's own. It took a little work.
I started with an ugly 75-cent canvas bag from the thrift store and my horde of crochet flowers (I made all these flowers years ago. I had no idea what to do with them all... they were just fun to make)!
I hot glued the crochet flowers and a couple sea pennies on. So much easier than sewing them all on!
Your bag is beautiful! I love how you used a cheap advertisement bag . . . we all have a few of those hanging around. This is a blue ribbon make-over . . . A+
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week and be prepared for many compliments on your bag :)
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Goodness, this is a great idea! So very clever you are.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute upcycle! I would stick with the library though. You don't want to ruin something so cute by getting your flowers covered in sand. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! And extra special because you got to put those crocheted flowers to use.
ReplyDeleteSuper clever idea! I love the new look of your canvas bag, just in time for spring. Nice Work! ;o)
ReplyDeleteOh so cute! What a creative idea, I love the crochet flowers!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful and pretty bag. A great idea to reuse the bag!
ReplyDeleteHave already started on your wonderful idea for some bags I have hoarded. But it occurred to me that this would work just as well on some shirts that have small logos. Thanks!
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