The Victorian style of crazy quilting produces such unique and interesting results that I knew I had to try it out and it was the perfect sewing project for working on in bits and spurts. It travels well, you can stitch away on it when you have just a few spare moments, and all you need are some fabric scraps and a bit of embroidery thread (which I have historically found at the thrift store for some killer prices)!

This was originally meant to be a knitting bag, and while it IS currently holding my knitting supplies, I have since fallen in love with a design that is perhaps a bit better suited for a knitting bag, so that will probably be made next, since the upcoming weeks will be filled with lots of knitting!


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