Remember the bag I was working on back at this post? It was a LapPack. It was put on "hold", as apparently there are a few inches difference between a MacBook and a MacBook Pro. Ouch. Who knew? Well, certainly not me. Back to the drawing board. Or cutting table, as the case may be. (Fear not; I've found a good home for the other LapPack! It will be going to Hawaii with a couple other bags once I finish everything!)
I had to get a bit creative with what I had left of the pink peacock fabric. And sadly, I had no more of the bold blue. My trusty Guide Dog for the Color Blind helped me make some rather dramatic choices, and I must say, it came together well! Here's a look!
Kathie's LapPack
It looks sort of skewed there, but it really is "to square", i.e. a rectangle. It's sitting on top of a round-topped bush, so the shape looks a bit "off". I used all King Tut thread this time. :) Here's a detail shot:
Here's a close-up of the button:
Mega-thanks to Kathie, Shelli, Trace and Valerie for their input! I took an informal poll via email. And no, I don't think Kathie knew it was for her bag. LOL! I wonder if she would have voted differently....
Here it is, open:
Isn't the tie-dye a fun touch!? And it's not just there because I didn't have enough of the pink! Well.... OK, perhaps it is, but I love it! Dave picked that. I also didn't have enough of the tiny plaid blue lining... so we added some purple. Somehow, it works. I mean - don't you want some fun when you open your LapPack? I would!
Here is the back, with the LapPack open:
Cool, isn't it?
And we have to take a look inside!
I love how the quilting came out!
Kathie, I hope you like your LapPack as much as I do! It was mailed today; you should have it tomorrow or Saturday!
Thanks to all for reading,
KZK
It looks FABULOUS! And of course the King never lets you down.
ReplyDeleteHe did great work again!
ReplyDeleteAnd so did you!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
I oculdn't be happier - I love it! What more can I say - great work as always. Long live the King.
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute!
ReplyDeleteDave did a fantastic job of picking out the fabrics - he deserves a few more Happy Hearts! And your work is absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE the fabs!!!
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