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Ready to go BEI Design 04-23-2008
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Posted by BEI Design on April 23, 2008, 11:09 pm
Does anyone else tweak the purse they take traveling? I
have added several pockets, a strip of elastic with 1/2"-1"
channels to hold pens, gum, nail file, etc. and a couple of
those handy dog-clips to anchor keys, mini-flashlight, etc.

I'm packed (mostly, I keep thinking I should add "just one
more long-sleeved shirt...or how about that favorite T?"), I
just have to throw in the last minute things, and we're off
to the Grand Canyon. I finished the navy suit, and I'm
happy with it, though I'll make some alterations to the
pattern next time I make it up.

Have fun, and play nice while I'm away. ;-)

Beverly



Posted by Pogonip on April 24, 2008, 2:10 am
BEI Design wrote:
> Does anyone else tweak the purse they take traveling? I
> have added several pockets, a strip of elastic with 1/2"-1"
> channels to hold pens, gum, nail file, etc. and a couple of
> those handy dog-clips to anchor keys, mini-flashlight, etc.
>
> I'm packed (mostly, I keep thinking I should add "just one
> more long-sleeved shirt...or how about that favorite T?"), I
> just have to throw in the last minute things, and we're off
> to the Grand Canyon. I finished the navy suit, and I'm
> happy with it, though I'll make some alterations to the
> pattern next time I make it up.
>
> Have fun, and play nice while I'm away. ;-)
>
> Beverly
>
>

Have a good time.

You *do* know that the Grand Canyon is just the world's largest
painting, don't you? Not real. Nope. But don't go too close to the
edge anyway. The easel is set down below and it's quite a drop. ;-)
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

Posted by Mary Fisher on April 24, 2008, 6:36 am

> BEI Design wrote:
>> Does anyone else tweak the purse they take traveling? I have added
>> several pockets, a strip of elastic with 1/2"-1" channels to hold pens,
>> gum, nail file, etc. and a couple of those handy dog-clips to anchor
>> keys, mini-flashlight, etc.
>>
>> I'm packed (mostly, I keep thinking I should add "just one more
>> long-sleeved shirt...or how about that favorite T?"), I just have to
>> throw in the last minute things, and we're off to the Grand Canyon. I
>> finished the navy suit, and I'm happy with it, though I'll make some
>> alterations to the pattern next time I make it up.
>>
>> Have fun, and play nice while I'm away. ;-)
>>
>> Beverly
>
> Have a good time.
>
> You *do* know that the Grand Canyon is just the world's largest painting,
> don't you? Not real. Nope. But don't go too close to the edge anyway.
> The easel is set down below and it's quite a drop. ;-)

I shan't bother going then.

But you've got me wondering about our cruise - are the Northern Lights
real???

Mary


> --
> Joanne
> stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
> http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/



Posted by Olwyn Mary on April 29, 2008, 12:35 pm
BEI Design wrote:
> Does anyone else tweak the purse they take traveling? I
> have added several pockets, a strip of elastic with 1/2"-1"
> channels to hold pens, gum, nail file, etc. and a couple of
> those handy dog-clips to anchor keys, mini-flashlight, etc.
>
> I'm packed (mostly, I keep thinking I should add "just one
> more long-sleeved shirt...or how about that favorite T?"), I
> just have to throw in the last minute things, and we're off
> to the Grand Canyon. I finished the navy suit, and I'm
> happy with it, though I'll make some alterations to the
> pattern next time I make it up.
>
> Have fun, and play nice while I'm away. ;-)
>
> Beverly

I'm back from Cali-for-nye-A, and yes, I tweaked the bag I took. I had
made this bag to match a vest (both from an upholstery fabric remnant)
and originally had two flat pockets on one side of the lining and two
shallow, pleated ones on the other. These latter simply did not work as
I had hoped, so before we left I unpicked them and put in a wide, flat
pocket with a button at the top to hold checkbook etc. safe. I also
added an outside pocket, almost as wide as the bag but two-thirds the
height (I had enough scraps to match the fabric pattern) to hold plane
tickets and such. The original closure was a cord loop and a button
from my stash (everything in this bag was from leftovers!!) but I have
decided it really needs a zipper top for travel, so found a more-or-less
matching zipper in the stash and will once again unpick the lining, then
add the zipper.

Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

Posted by Emily Bengston on April 30, 2008, 1:19 am



On 4/29/08 11:35 AM, in article c0ca5$48174e39$18623@news.teranews.com,

> BEI Design wrote:
>> Does anyone else tweak the purse they take traveling? I
>> have added several pockets, a strip of elastic with 1/2"-1"
>> channels to hold pens, gum, nail file, etc. and a couple of
>> those handy dog-clips to anchor keys, mini-flashlight, etc.
>>
>> I'm packed (mostly, I keep thinking I should add "just one
>> more long-sleeved shirt...or how about that favorite T?"), I
>> just have to throw in the last minute things, and we're off
>> to the Grand Canyon. I finished the navy suit, and I'm
>> happy with it, though I'll make some alterations to the
>> pattern next time I make it up.
>>
>> Have fun, and play nice while I'm away. ;-)
>>
>> Beverly
>
> I'm back from Cali-for-nye-A, and yes, I tweaked the bag I took. I had
> made this bag to match a vest (both from an upholstery fabric remnant)
> and originally had two flat pockets on one side of the lining and two
> shallow, pleated ones on the other. These latter simply did not work as
> I had hoped, so before we left I unpicked them and put in a wide, flat
> pocket with a button at the top to hold checkbook etc. safe. I also
> added an outside pocket, almost as wide as the bag but two-thirds the
> height (I had enough scraps to match the fabric pattern) to hold plane
> tickets and such. The original closure was a cord loop and a button
> from my stash (everything in this bag was from leftovers!!) but I have
> decided it really needs a zipper top for travel, so found a more-or-less
> matching zipper in the stash and will once again unpick the lining, then
> add the zipper.
>
> Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **
I shall be offline for this week; we're going to FL to see the eldest DGD
get her degree in Psychology in Lakeland, and then meet the boyfriend and
his father, who is hosting the post-graduate party at his home in Orlando.
Afterwards, we'll go on to Ocala for Sunday, then back to Tampa Monday for
the flight home. And I still haven't finished the outfit to wear. It's an
informal afternoon ceremony & I had planned to wear my CROCS, but guess
I'll have to wear shoes to fit the part of a DGM. Oh well!
Back to you all next Tuesday. Have a great week.
Emily


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