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| Here's the supplies! Some well loved clothing.... |
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| Cut the top and bottom off the shirt...... |
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| Just making the t-shirt yarn, cutting almost to the top, leave about an inch. (This picture is upside down!) |
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| Used some pretty embroidery thread, one of my Grandpa's yard sale finds! |
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| Back to the yarn, draped it over my arm for easier cutting. |
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| Making the diagonal cuts |
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| Ta Da! Yarn! |
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| Thought I'd try and use the sleeve too, was a little difficult, but I did get some usefull pieces out of it. |
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| So here's a lot of pretty fabric yarn! I was going to put the floss with the lavender, but decided to work it along with the white, which turned out really nice. : ) |
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| Also added in a little produce bag plarn. |
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| Planning out the embellishments, which is always fun! |
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| This is how I added on the strap. |
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| A little blurry! But all finished, and ready to embellish. |
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| Starting out one of the fabric roses |
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| Adding some trim from an indian blouse |
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| Finished embellishment! I really like this button |
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| Back view |
So, there you go! Hope you enjoyed all the pictures as much as I enjoyed making it : )
Here's the link to this bag in my etsy shop-------
https://www.etsy.com/listing/125576198/eco-chic-hip-bag-in-springtime-white-and?
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