

It's got a nice little front pocket, the flap, beautiful emerald green lining, and a hidden strap. I love it to pieces. I could have done without PoohBear . . . simply because I think Elizabeth will outgrow it for ten years or so but since the nursery is done in Pooh, and since Elizabeth's daddy is Bill's oldest and closest friend, he got his way on the fabric choice.
My apologies for the blurriness of the photos. Evidently I've been having a series of bad picture days.
In other news, I've been working slowly on a pair of fingerless gloves for one of my bus kids. If he manages to avoid getting into trouble for the rest of the school year he'll get a pair of black gloves with deep red stars on the backs (his colour and design choice). These are the fingers :)

1 comment:
The bag is precious. What a talented friend you have. So cute! I am with you on the Pooh Bear bit but he is pretty dang cute. And the bees!
Congrads on trying the fingerless gloves. You are a very ambitious knitter. I haven't crossed over into the fingerless glove territory yet.
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