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Cabrio Tote Sew Along: Finished!

I am so proud to say we are finished! Look at these amazing Cabrio Totes!!! 9 totes have been completed with more on the way! I will post the Sew Spoiled pattern winners this afternoon! Please continue to send all of your pictures to Flickr: Sew Spoiled Cabrio Tote Sew Along group. Letā€™s take a closer at these gorgeous bags!
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She made the shoulder strap adjustable!
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Super cute and fun! You should check out her blog so simply Stephanie! Thank you for your beautiful pictures.
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I love the lower fabric print!!!! Here is a link to her blog Kimminita.
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Kelly made this awesome Cabrio Tote. I love her blog em ay kay ee. ā€” {Make} !!!
This is such a cute picture with the softies inside the tote!
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Wow! I love these colorful totes from Tjachetta! Thank you for sharing all of your pictures!
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Great job! She also has a great blog called All IN STITCHES.
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Look at this!!! I love the grey and bright colors in the main fabric. Thank you for sharing your pictures with us!
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This is my Cabrio Tote! I love it! I made it with leather and Amy Butler fabrics from her Soul Blossom collection. If you have not added your pictures please do. The 5 Sew Spoiled pattern winners will be announce this evening for theses photos...ā€Ø
1.Most Inspiring,
ā€Ø2.Craziest Camera angle,
ā€Ø3.Loveliest Light,
ā€Ø4.Bag Making Magic,ā€Øand ā€Ø        
5."Oops, I meant to do That?".
Good Luck!
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Comments

Kimminita saidā€¦
So much fun to see them all together! Thank you for hosting this great sew along.
March 8, 2011 at 9:38ā€ÆAM
Kelly Rachel saidā€¦
Yay! They are all so lovely. This was such a great pattern I'm thinking of making some up as gifts. Now that I've got the hang of it, I think I can do it a little faster.
I took mine out for the first time today, and was so proud to show it off. Thanks again Leah for an awesome sew-along.
March 8, 2011 at 3:42ā€ÆPM
Stephanie saidā€¦
I have received several compliments on my purse (the owls print). I JUST finished up the 2nd tote I'm making for a friend & posted the pics on flickr. I KNOW she is going to love it.

Thanks for doing this fun sew-along!
March 8, 2011 at 5:40ā€ÆPM
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