I also wanted to include a little bit of my painting skills into it. I am fascinated with tribal paintings and here also, I have used Warli painting on the plain blocks. Let me give you a glimpse of my bag first and then I will go into its details.
This bag is inspired by Rachel Griffith’s friendship bag tutorial from P.S I quilt . The tutorial is perfect and easy to understand. Thank you so… much Rachel for this tutorial. I have tried to make my version of this quilted bag. And I am very happy with the result.
Now getting into the details of the bag, I have used white linen fabric and printed cotton fabric for the blocks. I used fabric paints to paint on the white linen blocks. The lining is again mustard yellow checks, since it goes well with the color of the paint I have used for the outer part of the bag.
I did not add any pockets to the bag since I wanted to use it to take my fabrics and stuff for my quilting course, and a roomy bag was the best option. You can see the close up of my Warli painting here…..
wow...awesome...beautiful warli painted blocks...
ReplyDeleteI love, love,love the painted blocks! I have a thing for tribal paintings too.. Well done on teh bag, it looks fab!
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely meeting you this morning and i must say the bag is beautiful Preeta i got to admire it his morning :)
ReplyDeleteI loved the Warli touch you put a bit of yourself into it which is lovely!
Thank you all for your lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteMayya, It was a pleasure meeting you and little Dania. Thank you for your encouraging comments. It really means a lot to me.
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ReplyDeletethe painted blocks and quilting combined looks very unique and lovely! way to go Preeta!
ReplyDeleteHi Preeta, I just found you but I think I saw you with Nima at the last guild meeting? Next month, I shall find you and introduce myself.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on this little bag. It is so pretty and fun! Good Job!!
Alia