Before the belly monster arrived, I was very busily working on a project that I had to keep secret :)
But now I can SAHRE :D
I was lucky enough to test Samantha from At Home With Mrs H's new nappy bag pattern!
Unfortunately for me, I had to sew it up on the loner sewing machine :( But it came out great, and if I was being really honest...I have actually been enjoying sewing on the loner :P
Back to the nappy bag...I have really liked using it since the belly monsters arrival.
Packed and ready for its first outing :)
This nappy bag has A LOT of pockets...
This is a hidden zipper pocket inside the back slip pocket.
A pocket on the front of the bag with a magnetic button closure.
Inside the bag there is a large slip pocket, a divided slip pocket and a zip pocket.
You should also be able to see 2 elasticised bottle holders.
There also are 2 elasticised pockets on the outside of the bag,
these are for bottles or whatever you want to put in them really :P
And here are some lovely pictures of the back and the front of the bag...
Back of the bag
(can you see the slip pocket it has a hidden zip pocket inside!)
Front of the bag
I'm also REALLY pleased with the fabrics I chose to make this bag in - mainly as hubby isn't embarrassed to carry it around :D
This is not the 1st bag that I have made from one of Samantha's patterns and it certainly wont be the last as her instructions are always incredibly well written and are so easy to follow.
Now to some great news for YOU!
Do you want to make your own nappy bag? Or have you been eyeing off one of Samantha's other bag patterns? You have?! Well now is the time to shop, as Samantha is offering 10% off with the code ATHOMEWITHMRSH10 in her etsy shop.
AND
Samantha has been so lovely! She wants to offer one of you lucky readers, the chance to win a copy of the nappy bag pattern!
To win you will need to enter through the rafflecopter widget below :)
a Rafflecopter giveaway
GOOD LUCK!
Emma
Love the look of this nappy bag!! But I have already admired the pleated bag too :)
ReplyDeleteLove the sling bag pattern :)
ReplyDeleteLove your bag and the fabrics you used! Chevrons , turquoise and gray.... a perfect match!
ReplyDeleteSusie
I love her patchwork bag. But all of her patterns sew up easily. She is a great pattern designer. I am wanting to get this pattern for my new grandbaby
ReplyDeleteThe Bookbag Backpack, but this new Nappy bag looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove! love!, love it! This may even have enough room for all my twin girls stuff! Yes I think I NEED this pattern lol! I also really love the Rosie Patchwork Bag. What a perfect way to use up some of my fabric scraps that I just can't bring myself to throw out!
ReplyDeleteI like the turquoise chevrons, beautiful bag!
ReplyDeleteLove this new bag! Gorgeous. I think I used that same chevron on a backpack.
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