My Bucket Bag using Morrocan Tile Stitch

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Good day, everyone. It has been a long time since I last posted. I am not really that good in writing though. I was actually going to make patterns for most of my video tutorials on my channel. However, I do not have much time to sit down and have it all written down. I really get overwhelmed with very many projects I am planning to make. It's already September and I plan to make some projects for the holiday season like doilies. I have a specific pattern I found online for free. It's a vintage and have done it many times. Maybe I would try to upload a tutorial on it one day. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my subscribers for the support you are all giving. I really appreciate all the feedbacks and hopefully one day I can do giveaways.

Anyways, to those who want to get many ideas in making bags and purse, you can visit my channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvQIsXhUy2rm2Nd8HB0f64A

I also made another bucket bag previously. This is one of my favorite projects because I used Moroccan Tile Stitch. I like this stitch very much because you can play with many colors. It looks great in bags.


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