My community museum was doing workshops, and they advertised a rag quilt bag class. I could not attend, but asked if I could get a kit to try it at home. Luckily, there were a few materials left over from the class, and I got them! I used this opportunity to not only make a rag quilt bag, but make it reversible and embroidered too. It is important when learning a new craft to make it even more complicated. Go big or go home.
Laying out the fabric squares and making a plan.
A lot of the squares are from my mom's fabric box. One square is from a co-worker that gave me some of her fabric. The ragging is quite interesting and I recommend you try it for a different look and feel.
The bag straps were just laying round and were perfect for this project.
Here is the reversible side, without the rag part.
The finished bag:
Just love it!
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