This cute and kitschy crochet bag goes perfectly with the Ornate Lace Scarf, the Seashell Fan Crochet Mini or the Boho Crochet Skirt. It is quite spacious and has a practical small inside pocket.

This bag is again based on instructions from the book “Colorful Crochet Lace” by Mary Jane Hall. I tried to stick to the instructions as closely as possible. The lining for my bag consists of two different fabrics (black outside, floral pattern inside) with a small inside pocket.
The only notable change to the pattern is that I’ve added three snap fasteners to close instead of just one.

Completed: 2021

Status: in my Klamottenkiste and is carried out every now and then ;-)

Photos: Eric Aisling (2021)
Jewellery: Sandra

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This little bag is made for the Baroness Ball Gown.

Completedt: 2013

Status: in my Klamottenkiste

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This sweet little bag is made with the pattern ButterCup Bag by Rae, matching the Picknick Dress.
This will definitely not be the last time I used this pattern ;-)

Completed: 2014

Status: I gave away the bag together with the dress in 2022.

Photo: Eric Aisling (2015)

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This simple pearl-embroidered bag is made as an accessory for the Afternoon Tea Dress.

Completed: 2013

Status: in my Klamottenkiste

Photo: Faust (2016)
Hair: Marlies

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This bag is ment to be an accessory for the Mourning Robe.
Here I used again the ButterCup Bag pattern from Rae, even when this time there is an additional lace ruffle and the handle is attached on the side.

Completed: 2014

Status: in my Klamottenkiste

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The bag got its form from the clock face print of the fabric. It consists simply of two cut-out clock faces, which I stabilised with some fusible fleece, and one straight band with a zipper.
The seams are trimmed with a braid on the outside.

So the bag is the perfect accessory for the Tick-Tock Dress.

Completed: 2014

Status: in my Klamottenkiste

Photos: Maik24 Photography (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra

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This sweet little bag is made with the pattern ButterCup Bag by Rae, matching the Russian Flower dress.
This will definitely not be the last time I used this pattern ;-)

Completed: 2013

Status: I gave away the bag together with the dress in 2022.

Photo: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2014)

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This pouch is made for the Summer Rose bustle dress. It is equally kitschy, but also equally sweet :-)

The downside is, that it is rather small for a handbag ;-)

Completed: 2013

Status: in my Klamottenkiste

Photos: Gabi (2013)
Earrings: Sandra
Hair: Marlies

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This is a big shopping bag, that was made to be a bag for sports, because I did not like to go to my dancing lessons with jute bags ;-)
The bag can be carried over one shoulder or on the back.

Without any pattern I simply started to sew and the bag was ready to use in no time.

Completed: 2012

Status: it is used for shopping and as a bag for flamenco, jazz and taichi :-)

Photo: auriga (2012)

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This little quickly sewn bag I made especially for my new digi-cam. It is my first attempt to work with leather and I took the leather from an old corsage ;-)

The rough style of the bag goes great with Steampunk or medieval outfits, so you can easily disguise the modern digi-cam at such events :-)

Completed: 2011

Status: on its first journey I lost it…. at Brescia, Italy :-(

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