You may recall the placket cloth bag I made last year. If not, you can take a quick peek at this index entry to refresh your memory …
[Note: you’ll need to scroll down a bit as the “placket cloth” posts will include this one]
This is what the placket cloth has become, front …
and back …
It was the undoing of the old …
that enabled the remaking of the new …
So now I have retired my commercially made stitch bag and will use this one instead. Don is already shaking his head imagining what I will look like when I carry both bags at the same time …
Highly visible, I’d say …
I'm Going to Texas (version 2.0) 
A picture please of you carrying both bags at once hee hee! They are spectacular Liz!
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Deb – I’ll see what can be arranged …
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wild thing!
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It has been liberated from the confines of its prior configuration
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stunning bag1 I say go for it, more color, more fun, at our age we can pull it off, no drab for me
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Susan – I used to be very cautious about color … past tense
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As I read these last two posts I kept thinking of Jude's baskets and the concept of \”holding\”. Your bags are holders just like baskets. Holding stuff, holding memories, holding physical touch and mental discernment… Cloth is such a powerful sponge or trap for feelings and images. I can see the literal and metaphorical layers of those things in your bags and can imagine how much more rich they are for you. Lovely, life-enhancing work.
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Dana – I love your thoughts on this … you have made these bags carry even more meaning for me. Thank you
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I love these bags and have made two similar ones, both of which bear your imagine peace badges…precious
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Fiona – it is a happiness to know you carry peace with you
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