I collected and collected and collected. The salvages looked pretty neat in my Mason jar upon the shelf until it was full and ready to be transformed into a bag. I cut two fabric panels and ironed fusible interfacing to the back. To the front, I started in one corner and sewed on one salvage at a time. Overlapping the raw edge of the previous salvage and covering up the right side of the fabric, so use a fabric that you look at and wonder what you were thinking when you purchased it!
I added two pockets to the inside and a snap closure. Where the bag is hanging in the photo is pretty much were it lives. I like keeping my current project tucked in there. I know, such a shame that such a bag does not leave the house very often! It just draws to much attention at the fabric stores and have to shoo people away. (or maybe not)
The desk -- was a makeover project. One day I took a spray paint can to it, then some sandpaper and, well, there you have it. I love it. And it is so sturdy when sewing. See the scrap quilt on the wall. That is a work in progress. Progress is slow -- about two years, maybe three. I am okay with that for two reasons. 1. I like looking at it hanging on my sewing room wall. 2. It has scraps of so many projects I have made -- and some from friends.
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