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Crafting for charity

by Kelly 9 Comments

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I’ve heard many a time that the best way to help yourself out of a low period is to work for the benefit of others and I find it to be very true.
Over the weekend I’ve been busy sewing for a handmade auction at my husband’s work for someone very much in need.

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I’m very happy with this bag that I designed as I went along with a great deal of winging it! I went to Spotlight to buy handles, but when I saw the $15 price tag for a couple of bits of plastic I changed my mind and made a strap.

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The bag is pleated (that took ages!) and has boxed corners, if that’s what you call them.
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Hobo bag from a commercial pattern.
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Finished with a matching fabric covered button. I hope these bags raise some money for the auction.
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I picked some lemons from our tree to make a small batch of lemon curd, I love it.

Thanks to all who commented on my last post, I so appreciate your positive support šŸ™‚

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  1. baukje

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    The bags are beautiful. And I love lemoncurd!!!!

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  2. quilary

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    Lovely work Kel!
    Your 'wing it' bag is so clever.
    Hope that you're feeling a bit better – I'm thinking of you and will pray for you that the "blechs" go away and stay away. Hugs.

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  3. Kelly

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    Oh Nell! Poor you, hope they're not too sore!!

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  4. Nell

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    Good on you Kel! It does feel good to help someone else. The black and white bag looks sensational.
    I have sworn off sewing this week. I sewed right through 2 fingers yesterday šŸ™

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  5. softearthart

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    Lovely bag, and I also have not had lemon curd for years, cheers Marie

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  6. JulieT

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    Yum I love lemon curd too and that bag is delightful So nice of you to make it for charity

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  7. ladychiara

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    Your bags look just beautiful. I am sure they will fetch good prices.I love homemade lemon curd but have not ever made it before. It looks delicious!

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  8. Forest-Dweller

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    I bet you will fetch a good price for the charity. The bags and just lovely.
    YUM! Home made lemon curd.

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  9. CurlyPops

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    It's so true that crafting for charity certainly makes it all worthwhile!

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