Last week, after a frustrating day at work, I indulged in fabric therapy. In a little less than three hours, I whipped up this bag (very) loosely based on
this tutorial I found on-line. It's a laundry bag for a young lady who grew up in foster care and is now headed to college as an honors student. The quiet time with my sewing machine and pretty fabric, a reminder of why I do my job, and the satisfaction of a finished project at the end of a day where I felt I was spinning my wheels - this little project packed
alot of punch.
Last week, after a frustrating day at work, I indulged in fabric therapy. In a little less than three hours, I whipped up this bag (very) loosely based on this tutorial I found on-line. It's a laundry bag for a young lady who grew up in foster care and is now headed to college as an honors student. The quiet time with my sewing machine and pretty fabric, a reminder of why I do my job, and the satisfaction of a finished project at the end of a day where I felt I was spinning my wheels - this little project packed alot of punch.
1 comment:
i love the phase "fabric therapy" and I so need one of those laudry bags. Yours is fabulous!
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