Happy Monday! Hope you all had a wonderful Easter weekend with the people you love. Here's how my weekend got started. :)
I was so excited when I popped by The Royal Sisters and saw Michelle's colorful version of the Granny Stripe Boutique Bag. Isn't it amazing how you can start with a basic pattern and it becomes something unique that is your very own. You can see more of her fabulous grannyness here.
Oh and her Granny Square Apron... To die for. I loved that she called this simple apron the epitome of granny goodness. Find more of Michelle's apron inspiration here and here.
The Royal Sisters has a wonderfully vintage, homey feel. Filled with lots and lots of granny inpiration.
Like this...
this...
this...
and these...
Beautiful stuff!
ReplyDeleteI love Michelle. :-)
ReplyDeleteSara, I love Michele. I was so excited to see that she made your bag!!! How fun is that? You deserve it as your blog and your bags are fantastic. Have a great day,
ReplyDeleteMeredith
Lovely. I made one very similar last year, it was for my sister to keep her "satnav" in, I lined it and padded it and she loves it.
ReplyDeleteIt is on my Ravelry project page. http://www.ravelry.com/projects/Dansnanna/satnav-bag.
I too love the variations of a stitch/style, for me it all started with the Attic24 Granny stripe blanket.
Carol xx
Thank you so much Sara for your very sweet words...
ReplyDeleteYour patterns are just full of granny goodness...something that I truly admire...
I finished another boutique bag and this time I made it extra long and it now fits a e-book perfectly..
It was just the right present for my step daughter when she arrived home tonight...
I think I could be making more by the end of the week...
Lovely,just lovely xx
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff!
ReplyDeleteKid friendly love it, All the projects are wonderful. Keep them coming. Debbie
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie. Happy to see you at Tangled Happy today. Did you have a visit to The Royal Sisters yet? I love Michelle's work... She inspires me. :)
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