Miranda...sweet Miranda!
The Miranda Day Bag pattern has been flying off the shelf faster than any pattern I can remember!
The most frequently asked question I've been receiving about the pattern is WHAT is the name of the fabric used to make the bag on the cover of the pattern? If you are curious to know the answer to that question, you'll definitely want to check out this Lazy Girl blog entry - click here (link opens a new window).
Watch later this week, I'll be listing the very cool Clover purse handles in two different colors (and more coming). If all goes well, I'm hoping to have my own Miranda to show you very soon.
Designer, Joan Hawley, has been busy creating beautiful Miranda samples for Quilt Market!
Check out these two samples she made for Benartex
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Curious about these fabrics? Get the details on Joan's blog (link opens a new window).
How about these two for Moda!?!
(thumbnails open a larger pop up image -- images used with permission)
Want to know more about these fabrics? Get the scoop on Joan's blog (link opens a new window).
The most frequently asked question I've been receiving about the pattern is WHAT is the name of the fabric used to make the bag on the cover of the pattern? If you are curious to know the answer to that question, you'll definitely want to check out this Lazy Girl blog entry - click here (link opens a new window).
Watch later this week, I'll be listing the very cool Clover purse handles in two different colors (and more coming). If all goes well, I'm hoping to have my own Miranda to show you very soon.
Designer, Joan Hawley, has been busy creating beautiful Miranda samples for Quilt Market!
Check out these two samples she made for Benartex
(thumbnails open a larger pop up image -- images used with permission):
Curious about these fabrics? Get the details on Joan's blog (link opens a new window).
How about these two for Moda!?!
(thumbnails open a larger pop up image -- images used with permission)
Want to know more about these fabrics? Get the scoop on Joan's blog (link opens a new window).
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