"I just wanted to thank you for posting the instructions! It took me 8.5 weeks, but I did it!
I made a few mistakes, but overall I am happy with my outcome.
My straps are 20 inches shorter than you suggest, but I like them."
Nicole has chosen a really interesting dog print for the lining of her bag, and a nice soft blue for the outer fabric.
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Catherine of the fab webdesign company 'IndigoBird' has created her own wrap conversion from a florence hopp, with a lovely turquoise lining - taffeta I think.
She gives details of how she went about it here on her own blog.
She says:
Jesca has been kind enough to send me these beautiful action shots of her DIY Onbag Classic.
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She used a wool blend material for the outer bag, with a black acrylic lining. She says that the bag is 'a relatively heavy, but sturdy bag, good for daily use.'
Jesca added some lovely appliqué - four large and striking butterflies - one on the front, one on the back, and one on each strap.
Please send me your action shots! Email me at sarah@onbag.co.uk
Kerstin has made a beautiful Onbag Classic with a really striking fabric for the lining and for a contrasting front panel. She has added a lovely appliquéd design on the front, and I think at the end of the straps.
If I'm seeing it right then I think she's done elasticated tops to her side pockets - which is very handy for drinks, and also an outside mobile phone pocket.