If I could have any KIP Bag at my disposal, which one would I pick? Well, it's a good question. I've got about 6 of them rambling about with one project or another in them. One of my favorites:
I'm very fond of Lilies of the Valley; their smell, delicate flowers and how they proliferate around shady areas. When I was a young girl, there was this old lady that had a house a block from us with these growing by the porch. Each day I'd steal one of the stems and spend the remaining 5 blocks walking to school sniffing that great smell.
Right now it's keeping my Bee Fields Shawl in stasis. That shawl is 100% handspun silk in hues of gold. I just lost interest in it during the 2nd motif. Of course, being the one that sews the bag means mine is lined in black with pockets of green.
Since there's a few more bags running around, perhaps I'll show off another one and it's component project next week.
I'm very fond of Lilies of the Valley; their smell, delicate flowers and how they proliferate around shady areas. When I was a young girl, there was this old lady that had a house a block from us with these growing by the porch. Each day I'd steal one of the stems and spend the remaining 5 blocks walking to school sniffing that great smell.
Right now it's keeping my Bee Fields Shawl in stasis. That shawl is 100% handspun silk in hues of gold. I just lost interest in it during the 2nd motif. Of course, being the one that sews the bag means mine is lined in black with pockets of green.
Since there's a few more bags running around, perhaps I'll show off another one and it's component project next week.
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