Orphan Patchwork Block Bags with Anita Birtles
Bags, Bags, Bags • Educational, G, 19-Aug-2022
Valerie introduces us to Anita Birtles as she demonstrates what to do with left over blocks. These bags make ideal gifts for friends that they will use time and time again.
The Orphan block bag is an ideal project for a beginner patchwork quilter because it gives the chance to practice many techniques.
Anita demonstrates how simple it is to make a lined tote bag from odd blocks. Her tips for reinforcing the pocket edges and the handles undoubtedly produces a sturdy bag.
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