The Trim



So this is what happened to the trim that I showed you in the last post.


It has really added a touch of class to the bag.










More pop-a-bobbin shuttles have been made and they will be on their way to my sisters in the next few days.   This is one of them, I was going to keep it for myself, but it does not have a hook on the end, so decided to wait for another one.











The wood is called 'raspberry jam'


Comments

  1. That's a is very beautiful bag! - and the shuttle's gorgeous too.

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  2. Well I'be heard that in the war they put wooden pips in the raspberry jam to fool people that it was made with actual raspberries, but I've never heard of a wood called raspberry jam! ( I wonder what the jam was actually made from)

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  3. Quite a nice bag to begin with but the edging really does finish it nicely!

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  4. I like the finished product. Enjoy!

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  5. The trim is perfect. Really? Raspberry jam? Pretty.

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  6. That is an insanely beautiful wood!

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  7. That edging really looks awesome on that bag!!! :)

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  8. The trim is perfect for the bag! I'll have to keep a lookout for that shuttle. I happen to like shuttles without hooks!

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  9. It is the perfect edging on this bag and even better with the touch of beads.
    The Raspberry Jam shuttle is beautiful, but I sure do like my Purple Heart!

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  10. The edging adds the perfect touch to the great bag! I agree with Fox - beautiful wood for the shuttle.

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