A tribute to the anti plastic bag guerilla

The last Morsbag in this swap. Iris has made this beautiful appliqued Morsbag. And the lucky receiver is Hiroko. I think we have to sew some more Morsbags otherwise we have to do shopping every day.

Peggy has received her Morsbag

It is Ia who has made the masterpiece. Lovely applications.

Morsbag from Singapore to Australia

Joan in Australia has got a lovely bag from Peggy in Singapore. Peggy has made a "bag in bag". The small bag is to be hooked on to the front of the bag while not in use so this will keep the 2 bags always together. Peggy has copied this from a bag she bought in Japan last year, very clever I think.

Morsbag swap

Kay sent a beautiful summer Morsbag to Ia in Sweden. Lovely fabrics and embellishment.

Morsbag swap

Kay was the lucky receiver of the Morsbag from Joan. The Morsbag is made of Aborigine fabric, I think. Correct me if I am wrong.

Morsbag swap

Iris has received her Morsbag from me (Eva). I have made the Morsbag in canvas and appliquéd with a stitchery pattern I found in a quilt magazine (sorry - don't know which).

CuiltCircle Morsbag swap

This beautiful bag was in Eva's mailbox to day, it come all the way from Japan. Hiroko has made it of a beautiful blue kimono fabric. The name of the kimono is "yukata". In Japan they wear "yukata" in summer only. Hiroko says that all kimono fabrics are 32 cm wide. Thank you Hiroko, I love this Morsbag and I have put it in my handbag, ready for shopping.