Showing posts with label Brynwood Grab & Go Crossbody II. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brynwood Grab & Go Crossbody II. Show all posts

November 12, 2021

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Brynwood "Bryn" Wallets For The Show
 

Well, these are all finished and ready to go to my booth at the show next weekend. Today, I'll be working on Nocturne Overnight Bags. 

Here's what I'm planning to have for the show:

  • "Bryn" Wallets - done
  • "Bella" Tote Bags - partial stock
  •  "Shop Hop" Crossbody Bags - done
  • "Grab & Go" Clutch Bags - done
  • "Nocturne" Overnight Bags
  • "Ensemble" Hobo Bags
  • "Kirby" Crossbody Bags
  •  Cork Fabric Coin Keyrings
  •  Embroidered Floral Pendants - done
  •  Embroidered Possibles Bags - done
  •  Hickory Syrup - partial stock

I think that will be enough to adequately populate my booth, and give shoppers a nice selection. The hickory syrup should be a nice add-on sale, too. I expect I'll sell out of that, for sure. Some of these will be pulled from my Etsy shop (which I'll close for the weekend).

Well, friend. I know you know the drill. Feed the dogs and cats (Handsome had an appointment first thing this morning.) Morning coffee. Then, hi ho, hi ho. It's off to the studio I go! (I'll keep working this weekend.)



September 29, 2018

New Style Brynwood Grab & Go Crossbody...

Brynwood Grab & Go Crossbody II
 
I redrafted and created a new style for my Brynwood Grab & Go Crossbody Bag (G & G Crossbody II). This one has a flat, gusseted bottom, an interior cell phone pocket, with slots for two ID/credit cards. Finished measurements are approximately 7" long x 3.5" wide at the bottom, 9.75" long at the top, and 7" tall. There's a zipper closure, with two side rings to attach the included crossbody strap.

This one already has a home, but I'll be making more in two-color/pattern cork fabrics in the next week to list in my shop.

Today, I'm heading off to the local technical college to learn how to make artisan breads. I can just imagine cool, fall mornings with the scent of homemade bread rising through the farmhouse. Wish me luck!

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