More bags from me...

replied privately about a possible fix for those misbehaving keys. j.

"DiMa" wrote ... Thanks Sandy.

LOL, it was a little hard but I did manage it eventually - I need a new keyboard because some letters do not work properly and I have to thump on them to make them work.

I thought I kept the instructions for the snap bags, but don't know where. Can someone, pretty please, point me in the right direction?

Donna in SW Idaho

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i finally got round to looking at all your bags, Di. those are brilliant. well done you!!! amazing how the fabric choice makes such a difference too. love them all. j.

"DiMa" wrote ... Hi all, I have been busy making more small bags and one large hopping bag. I am enjoying making these bags and have been requested to make two for birthday presents by my daughters for their friends.

Thank you to everyone. They were a big hit with my daughter's work colleagues too.

Oh, made another one today - pink butterflies on mauve background and purple contrast for a 4 year old.

Cheers,

Very nice, Di!!! No wonder they are in demand!

-Irene

Di can always sew up a reeeeeally big bag and live in it. then she'd not be homeless. j.

"Michelle C." ... Wow! Awesome bags! I can see why they are in high demand. We're going to have to start calling you the "Bag Lady". Hmmm.... Well on further consideration, maybe not. Here in the US "Bag Lady" is usually referring to a homeless woman.

DiMa wrote:

Howdy!

Delightful. Clever.

R/Sandy

Jeanne, You are so cool. I could make it out of flannel and quilt it - it would be so warm.

Those are all delightful, especially the red polka dots! Did you give that hopping bag to the friendly neighborhood kangaroo?? ;) Pat in Virginia

Thanks Pat, no, the hopping bag went to my DD.