The lining is the same as the olive accent. It is backed with fusible Peltex for stability. For the brown dimple cover I used fusible fleece for a plusher look. I set my machine for leather sewing and used a denim needle. Makes getting through all the thick layers much easier.
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On another note, I have added to my favorite blogs list "Southern Campaign in NC" This blog is by a friend of mine who is an amazing Revolutionary War history as it relates to our area-buff. Visit it, you will learn something!
1 comment:
Cute bag, sister.
I'm so glad you posted Donna's blog!
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