Monday, October 4, 2010
John Deere Bag
My son needed a donation for an FFA auction. I knew that anything with John Deere on it would sell. Jeans are popular with FFA kids too, so I decided to make a jean bag.
I had several fabrics left over from other FFA auction projects. I used three different pink fabrics as you can see from the inside.
I wanted to add "bling" so I remembered this concho and beads. They were sparkly. Also notice the cute pockets. These are a size 6 donated by my very small, cute neice.
If you have followed me long, you know any project isn't finished until it has a label.
The finished bag. It sold for $45. A very nice donation, but it also means I donated most of my time since it takes about 12 hours for me to make one of these bags. I really don't mind, but giving one of these away is like giving away one of my children. She found a good home though.
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4 comments:
Adorable. Congrats on making some good money for the group. Is there a tutorial for your bag? Our high school military marching band has many fund raisers. thanks.
This is just too cute! good job -----
How did you line it?
A great bag - what a fun idea!
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