I made again a XXL bag.
It is amazing how much faster and easier I sew when it is quiet and peaceful around me.
This bag took me about 4-5 hours.
26 September, 2014
repeating
25 September, 2014
Gift for a schoolgirl
I got dozens of fabulous jeans and I decided to transform one ot them in to a schoolbag for a little girl who has grown out of them.
This floral bag was created as a therapy, because it always cheer when I work with beautiful materials.
This floral bag was created as a therapy, because it always cheer when I work with beautiful materials.
16 September, 2014
New XXL bags
I only have time to show you a couple pictures of my new XXL bags.
I'm a little proud of my work.
I got 10 pairs of pants and slowly sew bags from them, and I think I'm good at it!

I'm a little proud of my work.
I got 10 pairs of pants and slowly sew bags from them, and I think I'm good at it!
10 September, 2014
Sewing becomes easier
While I sewed the last 4 bags (two I could not even take pictures) I noticed that sewing becomes easier.
The process of planning, cutting and sewing bag has become much simpler.
I was not aware of it until I noticed that the process of making bags runs smoothly, without frustration and dead-end moments.
Just a couple of pictures of the last bag, which become larger and larger!!!!
A similar bag I made last spring, and this is a bit larger and with more detail.
The next bag is an example how a high-quality new jeans becomes a high-quality bag!
The process of planning, cutting and sewing bag has become much simpler.
I was not aware of it until I noticed that the process of making bags runs smoothly, without frustration and dead-end moments.
Just a couple of pictures of the last bag, which become larger and larger!!!!
A similar bag I made last spring, and this is a bit larger and with more detail.
The next bag is an example how a high-quality new jeans becomes a high-quality bag!
25 August, 2014
New experience
Dear friends invited me to the fair of traditional crafts in Brcko.
With the summer heat we hung out, sold quite a lot of things and made new friends,
a new experience for me.
If you are interested in how and who was there, see here
I had to quickly make a few bags, the best excuse to start to sow.
next one
the last one
PS: 90% of my creations are made from recycled trousers and jackets, shirts and other garments
With the summer heat we hung out, sold quite a lot of things and made new friends,
a new experience for me.
If you are interested in how and who was there, see here
I had to quickly make a few bags, the best excuse to start to sow.
next one
the last one
PS: 90% of my creations are made from recycled trousers and jackets, shirts and other garments
23 July, 2014
Natural materials
After a long summer break, several bags of natural materials; of course, linen, cotton, jeans ..........
All bags are sewn from pieces that were left from previous works and proof that good things do not have to be expensive.
A pair of jeans with a little imagination and a decorative button .................
On the handles I like the wrinkled look of the linen

A solid little purse with lots of details
All bags are sewn from pieces that were left from previous works and proof that good things do not have to be expensive.
A pair of jeans with a little imagination and a decorative button .................
On the handles I like the wrinkled look of the linen
A solid little purse with lots of details
05 May, 2014
colorful beauty
This colorful beauty is sewn nearly three years ago but I've never managed to take a picture of her.
An example of what can be made from the remnants of fabric, bating and lots of time.
She is 185 x 185 cm ( cca.72x72 inc. )
Unfortunately I have to admit that the quilt is not completely finished, I have lots of handqulting to do.
An example of what can be made from the remnants of fabric, bating and lots of time.
She is 185 x 185 cm ( cca.72x72 inc. )
Unfortunately I have to admit that the quilt is not completely finished, I have lots of handqulting to do.
This is not my biggest quilt but I spent the most time on it (and it's not quite finished)
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