Everyday Totes

When my laptop died, back in October, my friend Kat volunteered her husband to look at the laptop. Even though it was deemed broken and not worth the money for a new motherboard, Bob was still able to extract all the data (that I, ahem, did not backup) from the hard drive. And when I asked how much I owed them, they replied, "nothing."

See. That's the kind of people I know. Lucky me, I know.

So, me being me, I persisted that we would pay them something. And they, being them, still refused. So Kat and I struck up a deal that I would sew her something. Many months later I sewed up a tote using red and blue. Her favorite colors. She picked the one with the red gingham lining. And I kept the one with the blue.

I still think I got the better end of the deal.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I love them and with a little pocket! So cute! Would make a great birthday present. ;)
Karyn said…
LOVE them! That gingham lining rocks.
V and Co. said…
i love everything about them!!
christy said…
yes, kat is soo nice
Stacey said…
love that fabric...
Bonus Mom said…
They are lovely. I was eyeing that fabric the other day. I couldn't justify buying it just to add to my stash LOL! I love what you've done with it.
Anonymous said…
Very nice! I think you both got a great deal.
jessica said…
I saw that fabric in JoAnn a bit ago and loved it! Good choice!
Kat said…
I LOVE my bag! My phone fits perfectly in the pocket and have gotten many complements on how pretty it is. Thank you!
Kris said…
Lovely Lera! I love the fabric you used. And the gingham was a brilliant choice to go with it.
Diane said…
What a lovely "payment." I'll happily volunteer my chore services next time I'm in your state!

Glad to hear you're feeling a bit better. Hope this week is better than last.
Anonymous said…
Oh. Lera, They're gorgeous. I love that fabric. Can I please call & interview you on how you manage your home with all those kids? Is it scheduling? Menu planning? Family around? What's the secrets???
Emily said…
Oh! These are LOVELY!

Both of you are winners!
Abigail Leigh said…
I love that fabric, everytime I go into Joann's Fabric I want to get it to make a bag.....
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