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Corgi Bag is Ready to Ship

I finally had enough oomph left at the end of the day tonight to do a little sewing. So I sewed the lining and finished up the corgi bag that I’m making for a friend in Utah.

I really like the way it turned out. It’s amazing to me how some quilting and a few seams makes something look like something.

Here’s the other side. Not sure which is the front and which is the back.

My friend sent enough corgi fabric to use it for the lining. I made the pocket out of one of the batiks used on the outside of the bag. I like this bag a lot more than I thought I was going to.

And you know I’m loving this little tag!

Still haven’t landed on the best way to attach these tags. I think I liked it the other way better. I’ll keep working on the best method.

I had a fantastic weekend at a sheep herding clinic down in Molalla, Oregon. It was three days of dogs and sheep and friends that I haven’t seen for months. I think I was in heaven!

We really lucked out on the weather. It was cool all weekend, but the only rain we had was on the drive home Friday. I wore my parka all weekend! I’m so glad I threw it in the car at the last minute.

Rico was such a good boy and did an amazing job at the clinic. We really pushed him to do things that were difficult and he really rose to the occasion.

Unfortunately, he wore some holes in the pads of his front feet on Saturday, so his herding training on Sunday was very limited. Basically, he had blisters on his feet. Poor guy was in so much pain. He’s such a sensitive kid.

Luckily, he’s feeling sooooo much better today! Well enough to go for our walk this evening with his feet wrapped. He was very happy to get to go along.

And look how cute his is with his little pink shoes!

Bender went along on the weekend and got some special Bender time each day. He was pretty happy to get some one-on-one attention.

He would have posed on that tree stump for an hour if I’d asked him to. He is such an expert poser.

Back to the work week now. It will be a very busy and exhausting two weeks coming up. I have vacation scheduled for the last week in May and I’m really looking forward to it!

Next up for sewing is to figure out how to get a zipper placket in a Frankenbag. I have to put action behind some ideas to see if they’re going to work.

18 Replies to “Corgi Bag is Ready to Ship”

  1. The bag turned out GREAT! Your friend is very lucky to get such a neat custom made bag! And what a wonderful weekend you and your fur kids had!

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      1. Hi. I am having a little problem sending pictures of my finished bag. Can you help? Thank you Josephine Abbott

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      2. Sorry I got mixed up and thought I’d already posted photos of your bag. I did put them in a blog post last night. I hope you saw them.
        Anne

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    1. Thanks! I always think it’s interesting to see what makes people who they are and how it impacts the things they make. Seems like I should be working more with wool. Or dog hair!

      Anne

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    1. Thanks for your help with the zipper. I just need to start writing some measurements down and dive in and try one!

      Rico is so sensitive! He was really miserable. But we’re both very happy that he’s almost back to normal today. Even though Bender enjoyed his special time, he’s glad to have Rico back at his side!
      Anne

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  6. Wow! I just get a surprise every time you show your gorgeous bags. I love the colourful fabric you use. From what house of fabric do you use? Such an previlage that you share your beautiful work.
    Karen
    Klopper
    George
    South Africa

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    1. Thank you Karen. Most of the fabrics I work with are from the Kaffe Fassett Collective. I think they may be difficult to find in abundance in South Africa. I also use a lot of batiks… I just love all those bright colors. I’ve also been using some Australian Aboriginal fabrics that I am really having fun using.

      Thanks so much for checking in on my blog, and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! I just love hearing from people all over the world!
      Anne

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  8. Your bag turned out great! Your friend is a lucky girl. I miss my border collie, Willie. I could never get another dog as I would constantly be comparing him/her with the “Willie man”

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