As was a goth myself in my teenage years and i alwyas loved those coffin shaped bags. Sadly those were always rather expensive...BUT NOW! Haha...i love that bag!
Hahaha! I carry a notary stamp and record book. AND a tatting shuttle for when I am fidgety. I hope your new job is treating you well. Good to see you back.
Fab. Might have to make one for next year's Whitby goth weekend. Had to watch this in silent mode (captions) and keep my expressions of merth to a minimum. As other half is asleep. Thank you for the vid. Hmm what do I keep in my bag... Left arm of wheelchair has the useful bag which is big enough to get my tablet, earphones and notepad. Plus if I'm not wearing my denim jacket with proper pockets phone, wallet and keys. Right arm of wheelchair has my craft bag. Well the bag that's meant for knitters to carry around with 1 arm strap (perfect for the wheelchair) this has my water bottle/coffee mug, power pack charger thingy and cable, gloves, bandana, those essential supplies that a women may need if body is having a hissi fit. And if I have the room possibly some crochet or embroidery. The bag on the back just holds the shopping bags, rain poncho and walking stick.
Kitty treats. We have generations (human and feline) of street cats in my country. In case I run into a sad, hungry or down-on-it’s-luck kitty, I can brighten its day with kindness and a fuller belly.
My bag usually ends up with garbage from work in it, everything from hairnets to reject lip balms or particularly nice packing material (once got a little over a meter of 30cm-wide shiny gold sticker material!) Thoroughly enjoyed the deathly puns throughout
It looks so fab! As well as phone, wallet, keys, & a folded-up carry bag, I always carry small puzzles (like tiny mazes with ball bearings) in case my phone goes flat & my anxiety needs some occupation. For a longer trip, small craft projects (knitting, origami etc.) or art materials are essential
Purse minimum size has grown just slightly for me in the digital age. Used to be I could get by with a quite petite reticule, only big enough for my keys and ID folder. Now, it has to be just a little larger for the phone. While I generally just put things in my pockets (if it ain't got pockets, I don't buy it, for at least a decade now), there are times when I know I'm going to be away from my house (or car) for most of the day. The day pack/purse has to have space for phone accessories (chargers and screen cloth), my wallet, extra masks, a multi-tool, a lighter (leftover from being a smoker decades ago, but still useful), feminine hygiene products, the emergency regular hygiene pack (hair ties, comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm, eye drops, nail clippers and file), emergency sewing kit, and a small first aid kit. My current bag also has a pocket for a mini umbrella and a paperback or two for when I can't get a signal for the phone. Yes, I was a Girl Scout, what of it? This gives be ideas for a casket-inspired bag as well.
Plastic would be a good option. It's just sourcing the stuff. Maybe that awful plastic they pack electronics in for sale at the local Best Buy (that you can only ever access with an exacto knife, a pair of utility scissors, and the risk of losing a finger to a jagged section of the plastic)...
Notebook, coloring book, pencil box, book, ball of yarn and crochet hook, knitting, or tatting project. Having stuff with me makes me feel less anxious so I tend to carry a lot if I'm going on an adventure. Less if it's just a quick errand.
I always, always, always carry water, a book and reading glasses, and my current small project, along with tiny scissors, a sticth marker or two, and a tapestry needle. I booped! Very punny video, very cool project! Hugs
As far as oddities in my bag... Most that would be a doll(s) - These days my one day a week actuly workign in the office is the man reason I leave the house and the one thing I carried over from the pre-pandemic times of having to go into the office five days a week is taking a different doll(s) (or bear, or stuffie, or whatever) in to keep me company at my desk each day.... though I often take a small sewing or knitting project with me too - gotta have something to keep my hands occupied during the commute, right? As the dolls vary in size from n inch or two tall trhoguh to two feet or more tall, a backpack is my preferred bag style.... though a doll-sized coffin strikes me as very appropriate.
@@MaireColclough I do have one already actually - I had a little 5 inch tall paper-white-skinned doll with black hair and dressed in black lace. One day I came home to find her, in her usual place on the shelf in the living room, but sat in an open coffin. My husband had been to a craft market and noticed the coffin on a stall sellng dolls-house accessories, and simply HAD to bring it home for my little goth girl. The doll has since been dyed blue, given red hair, and turned into a NacMacFeegle from the DiscWorld books, but her coffin is now used as a coffee table in the middle of the little room box my tiny teddybears hang out in.
And, of course, my Lizzie Borden doll came in a coffin shaped box (as all the Living Dead series of dolls did). She used to stand on my bedside table, until the night I was woken by her little blood-stained axe landing on my head and looked up to find her leaning out of her coffin to peer down at me.... Now she's in the spare bedroom to unnerve guests.
Beyond the necessities (keys, wallet), I usually have a lock pick set in my purse (legal in my state). I'm trying to get into bag making and this is next on my list!
When weather is good, my usual carry with me craft project is spinning. So a drop spindle and some wool is usually in there if I'll be walking a lot. If I'll be sitting, it's now nalbinding most often.
A+ pun usage. Currently using my plush bat bag because I need to carry not just yarn, but water with me for health reasons. Trying to find a small, lightweight bag that can hold a water bottle is a challenge!
Clever! A padded lid sounds like a useful thing too, if you carry hand sewing. Love your ironing board cover \(^-^)/. (I usually have knitting in my bag)
I watched this whole video while eyeing some purse-making supplies recently given to me by a friend. Your purse is very cute, and I love the idea of a coffin-shaped pincushion! My most-used purse is a bat-shaped backpack! I got it off Amazon and, sadly, it is faux leather. It's lasted a good few years and is still in good shape, and when it starts to go downhill, I'd like to make a copy in leather. Failing that, because I might, I know of a few local leather artisans who'd be up to the task and take custom orders. (SFW and NSFW orders.) As for the stuff usually found in it: wallet, phone, keys, masks, hand sanitizer, reusable shopping bags, lip balms, scissors, measuring tape, tea, bobby pins, tissues, butt wipes (there is so much awful toilet paper out there,) ibuprofen, diphenhydramine, sun block, and sunglasses. Sometimes a sweater, sometimes a craft project. Sometimes snacks.
Always happy to see one of your videos in my feed! This time, I was totally distracted by the shawl you're wearing. It seems so familiar. Do you have the pattern information?
Incorrect comment before. Love the coffin, I think the poofy top is kind of adorable?? I think if you sewed the polygon of the coffin and slid the cardboard inside, rather than wrapping, it could have been a little cleaner? Maybe something to try next time.
I usually just carry a small 3" notebook, glasses, wallet, phone, keys, and a mini pill box for my travel meds, projects get a backpack since I don't want that much weight on a single shoulder. I keep my purse small so I can't stuff it with too much junk, I some how still end up with my husbands wallet, keys and glasses on occasion
This is such a cute idea. Now that my daughter has moved put and I am creating my craft room. I am certainly going tobtry making it. I thinknthey will make fun Christmas presents for my bestie and goddaughter. Thank you for the inspiration. ❤
@Stringchronicity thank you for the recommendation. I was already planning on only covering the very top of the cover. I like the concept of smoother/crisp sides with a slightly soft top.
Up until very recently I kept a set of 'Rock, paper, scissors' dice but we had to remove them because the images was mostly rubbed off, need a set with the images engraved instead of painted to replace them!
@@MaireColclough Oddly they where a SHTF supply from back when i lived in the shadow of a volcano.... while they did get some use they where fortunately never needed for their intended purpose, to short circuit arguments over choices that no one had enough info to make informed but had to be made quickly in emergency situations
I've often wondered whether the Hobonichi notebooks were really all that and a bag of chips...but I'm also the person who tends to buy a bougie notebook, write in it a couple of times, realize it doesn't work for them, then make all their consistent notes in a cheap Hilroy spiral-bound whatsit. 😂 Yes, I'm that idiot who needs a spiral-bound notebook with a soft cover because they just can't hack the moleskine/leuchtturm lifestyle 😉
Cross body purses are the absolute best for winter living. She's a beaut. Well done you. And well redone - I never got around to buying a coffin purse back in the day. And for whatever sewing gawd reason it never occurred to me to make one. Well done for the vintage. Well done for the update. How are you doing otherwise? Right now I'm fighting my way through the medical system to try to get some counselling. You need some tips for shortcuts, let me know. I think I've stubbed my toe enough on the medical doors to save a body some time spent in the waiting room. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Taking things day by day. October went by too quickly. Trying to find time to do all the things I want and need to do are a challenge, but this too shall pass. You just take care of yourself 💕🫂
@@MaireColclough Thanks babe. You take care too. The biggest trick to finding help if you want/need it is to be completely low tech and get peoples phone extensions. Because otherwise the system is a blank wall. Take notes when the screening interns inevitably screws the pooch. And don't be afraid to kick things up to your MPP. In other words - be your best mid 90's secretary you can be. And try to do all the things that depression doesn't really let you do, much less do well.
Great advice Cathy. I’m beginning to think I need someone to do the hard stuff. Like listening and translating medical to English. I don’t know about you but I’m losing time! Not to mention my dear grandson brought something home from school! Everyone is home!
@@robintheparttimesewer6798 Ah, the cough-cophany of the school season. Yeah, Steve dragged the head cold home too. Hot & Sour soup works wonders. So does poutine and orange juice. And, yeah, wait times are about the absolute worse. It's taken 7 months of hunting to get an appointment on Friday. And that appointment only happened because of how badly those involved handled the file and I got to talk to someone who has some leverage. I hate loosing time. There's a whole bunch of stuff I'd rather be doing than phutzing about with this nonsense. I wanna be in school getting my MA in Art History, not filling out on-line multiple choice questions about my mental state. How'd your appointment go? Are you getting follow-up? They should be sending you for neurological testing, if my guess for next step in the order of operations for this stuff.
A very puntastic tutorial. I carry a power pack two phones reading glasses and my wallet oh and a wallet for the soo many points cards.. I don't do apps..
I also hope that the weather okay there. I know from hotel guests it was snowy in parts out west. We are still as of yet unseasonably warm in the Niagara Region. It was 26 last weekend at work in Niagara Falls. 5 on the way home that night lol oh the joys of fall lol
Just what I needed today a dose of snark,after waking up to a couple of moody hormonal teenagers one who wants to be disagreeable today and the other who wants to torment her older brother because he wants to be disagreeable 🤦🏼♀️ you appear to be missing room for your phone and keys. I'm curious to see what mom's book on bag making brings for improvements.
With a handbag like this, you really do have to raise an eyebrow at the advertising slogan, "What have you got in your wallet?" 😆
Um. Pepperettes?
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
I love the witchie side of your channel. Don't hold back with more witchie projects if you have any. You do have an audience for that.witchie
Your subtle humour is SO Canadian! Love, love love the purse!
“It’s not a grave matter”- you crack me up!
I'm waiting to see who finds all the puns... 😉
As was a goth myself in my teenage years and i alwyas loved those coffin shaped bags. Sadly those were always rather expensive...BUT NOW! Haha...i love that bag!
And now you can make one yourself! 😃
Came for the purse, stayed for the puns. They had me dead. Ba dum tss!
😁
I love it! Especially the wood-grain fabric. Reads very "piratey" to me for some reason.
This is such a great,simple idea. My granddaughter is going to love one. Thank you 😊 💓
Hahaha! I carry a notary stamp and record book. AND a tatting shuttle for when I am fidgety. I hope your new job is treating you well. Good to see you back.
Fab. Might have to make one for next year's Whitby goth weekend.
Had to watch this in silent mode (captions) and keep my expressions of merth to a minimum. As other half is asleep.
Thank you for the vid.
Hmm what do I keep in my bag... Left arm of wheelchair has the useful bag which is big enough to get my tablet, earphones and notepad. Plus if I'm not wearing my denim jacket with proper pockets phone, wallet and keys. Right arm of wheelchair has my craft bag. Well the bag that's meant for knitters to carry around with 1 arm strap (perfect for the wheelchair) this has my water bottle/coffee mug, power pack charger thingy and cable, gloves, bandana, those essential supplies that a women may need if body is having a hissi fit. And if I have the room possibly some crochet or embroidery.
The bag on the back just holds the shopping bags, rain poncho and walking stick.
Your chair sounds wonderfully organized!
If you do make a coffin purse for Whitby, I'd love to see it. 😃
More like organised chaos 😁
Certainly thinking of making one. Possibly as a wheelchair bag. Hmmmm
Kitty treats. We have generations (human and feline) of street cats in my country. In case I run into a sad, hungry or down-on-it’s-luck kitty, I can brighten its day with kindness and a fuller belly.
Remember folks, everyday is Hallowe'en! hahahahaha Oh so true.
Indeed!
My bag usually ends up with garbage from work in it, everything from hairnets to reject lip balms or particularly nice packing material (once got a little over a meter of 30cm-wide shiny gold sticker material!)
Thoroughly enjoyed the deathly puns throughout
Never underestimate the need for shiny gold sticker material. ⭐
It looks so fab! As well as phone, wallet, keys, & a folded-up carry bag, I always carry small puzzles (like tiny mazes with ball bearings) in case my phone goes flat & my anxiety needs some occupation. For a longer trip, small craft projects (knitting, origami etc.) or art materials are essential
Hooray for small puzzles! 💕
Nice!
Love your shawl by the way!
Thank you! 💕
Yes, it's gorgeous!
Purse minimum size has grown just slightly for me in the digital age. Used to be I could get by with a quite petite reticule, only big enough for my keys and ID folder. Now, it has to be just a little larger for the phone.
While I generally just put things in my pockets (if it ain't got pockets, I don't buy it, for at least a decade now), there are times when I know I'm going to be away from my house (or car) for most of the day. The day pack/purse has to have space for phone accessories (chargers and screen cloth), my wallet, extra masks, a multi-tool, a lighter (leftover from being a smoker decades ago, but still useful), feminine hygiene products, the emergency regular hygiene pack (hair ties, comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm, eye drops, nail clippers and file), emergency sewing kit, and a small first aid kit.
My current bag also has a pocket for a mini umbrella and a paperback or two for when I can't get a signal for the phone.
Yes, I was a Girl Scout, what of it?
This gives be ideas for a casket-inspired bag as well.
I love it! I think I'd need to use plastic instead of cardboard for stiffening to deal with the rain here in Scotland, mind you.
Plastic would be a good option. It's just sourcing the stuff. Maybe that awful plastic they pack electronics in for sale at the local Best Buy (that you can only ever access with an exacto knife, a pair of utility scissors, and the risk of losing a finger to a jagged section of the plastic)...
Notebook, coloring book, pencil box, book, ball of yarn and crochet hook, knitting, or tatting project. Having stuff with me makes me feel less anxious so I tend to carry a lot if I'm going on an adventure. Less if it's just a quick errand.
I always, always, always carry water, a book and reading glasses, and my current small project, along with tiny scissors, a sticth marker or two, and a tapestry needle. I booped! Very punny video, very cool project! Hugs
Sounds like you have a good notion bag in your purse 😃🫂
I don’t know if it is weird, but I always have a book, water, and a bottle opener. I absolutely love this bag
"It's not a grave matter" hee hee. My kind of humour. It looks great, love the woodgrain.
Fabricland strikes again! And I like my deathly puns to be...um...monumental... 😄
As far as oddities in my bag... Most that would be a doll(s) - These days my one day a week actuly workign in the office is the man reason I leave the house and the one thing I carried over from the pre-pandemic times of having to go into the office five days a week is taking a different doll(s) (or bear, or stuffie, or whatever) in to keep me company at my desk each day.... though I often take a small sewing or knitting project with me too - gotta have something to keep my hands occupied during the commute, right?
As the dolls vary in size from n inch or two tall trhoguh to two feet or more tall, a backpack is my preferred bag style.... though a doll-sized coffin strikes me as very appropriate.
A doll-sized coffin could be both creepy *and* cool 😃
@@MaireColclough I do have one already actually - I had a little 5 inch tall paper-white-skinned doll with black hair and dressed in black lace. One day I came home to find her, in her usual place on the shelf in the living room, but sat in an open coffin. My husband had been to a craft market and noticed the coffin on a stall sellng dolls-house accessories, and simply HAD to bring it home for my little goth girl. The doll has since been dyed blue, given red hair, and turned into a NacMacFeegle from the DiscWorld books, but her coffin is now used as a coffee table in the middle of the little room box my tiny teddybears hang out in.
And, of course, my Lizzie Borden doll came in a coffin shaped box (as all the Living Dead series of dolls did). She used to stand on my bedside table, until the night I was woken by her little blood-stained axe landing on my head and looked up to find her leaning out of her coffin to peer down at me.... Now she's in the spare bedroom to unnerve guests.
@@teddy-3765 I have two Living Dead Dolls. One of them is in her full packaging and tucked away in a glass display case. We're all safer that way 😁
Hands-down the most useful thing in my bag is emergency chocolate.
Always a good thing to keep in stock. 😃
Really, all bags should come with emergency chocolate!
@@sarahrosen4985 That would swing a sale, for me. As long as it was good chocolate.
@@sarahrosen4985 Agreed!
Beyond the necessities (keys, wallet), I usually have a lock pick set in my purse (legal in my state). I'm trying to get into bag making and this is next on my list!
2:44 grave matter!!! I see and love what you did there🤣😂⚰
My family runs on puns. 😉
I love it, and your sense of humor!
Thank you! 😃
I am now inspired to do a wooden one. LOL Thank you for sharing this.
I'd love to see that! 😃
When weather is good, my usual carry with me craft project is spinning. So a drop spindle and some wool is usually in there if I'll be walking a lot. If I'll be sitting, it's now nalbinding most often.
That is definitely a statement piece!! Love it!
wahooo, now I'm dreaming about a coffin backpack :)
Best idea for a project bag ever!
If you’re getting into bag making, Emmaline bags is local (Spruce grove AB) and has everything you need. The staff are so lovely knowledgeable!
I'll try to remember that! Thank you 😃
I frequently carry 3-4 lip products because I forget to take them out. Excellent box
Thank you! 😃
A+ pun usage.
Currently using my plush bat bag because I need to carry not just yarn, but water with me for health reasons. Trying to find a small, lightweight bag that can hold a water bottle is a challenge!
So very very cute. Love it.ty for sharing you making it.
it's so cute! i always appreciate carrying a project in a structured bag.
Clever! A padded lid sounds like a useful thing too, if you carry hand sewing. Love your ironing board cover \(^-^)/. (I usually have knitting in my bag)
i always have a muesli bar and a toothbrush in my bag.
Love this Bag! 😎
I watched this whole video while eyeing some purse-making supplies recently given to me by a friend. Your purse is very cute, and I love the idea of a coffin-shaped pincushion!
My most-used purse is a bat-shaped backpack! I got it off Amazon and, sadly, it is faux leather. It's lasted a good few years and is still in good shape, and when it starts to go downhill, I'd like to make a copy in leather. Failing that, because I might, I know of a few local leather artisans who'd be up to the task and take custom orders. (SFW and NSFW orders.)
As for the stuff usually found in it: wallet, phone, keys, masks, hand sanitizer, reusable shopping bags, lip balms, scissors, measuring tape, tea, bobby pins, tissues, butt wipes (there is so much awful toilet paper out there,) ibuprofen, diphenhydramine, sun block, and sunglasses. Sometimes a sweater, sometimes a craft project. Sometimes snacks.
I still have the one you made so long ago. Love it. ❤
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Always happy to see one of your videos in my feed! This time, I was totally distracted by the shawl you're wearing. It seems so familiar. Do you have the pattern information?
The shawl is a fairly basic Pi Shawl by Elizabeth Zimmermann. You can find the pattern in her book "Knitter's Almanac" 😃
This is awesome!!! I need to make a few of these just to freak people out, just a little.
Also, I like to fight the algorithm.
this is super cute !!!!!! ugh what a great project !
Thank you! 😃
That’s really cute.
Thank you! 😃💕
Incorrect comment before. Love the coffin, I think the poofy top is kind of adorable?? I think if you sewed the polygon of the coffin and slid the cardboard inside, rather than wrapping, it could have been a little cleaner? Maybe something to try next time.
Sachets of salt, pepper, sweetener, ketchup, mustard. Spanish and Galego vocab cards. Lipstick and liner. Hygiene wipes. Current WIP. PHEW.
A cauldron purse would be to DIE for! Mwahahaha! 😆
I usually just carry a small 3" notebook, glasses, wallet, phone, keys, and a mini pill box for my travel meds, projects get a backpack since I don't want that much weight on a single shoulder. I keep my purse small so I can't stuff it with too much junk, I some how still end up with my husbands wallet, keys and glasses on occasion
Eerily awesome 🧙🧙
Thank you! 😃
This is such a cute idea. Now that my daughter has moved put and I am creating my craft room. I am certainly going tobtry making it. I thinknthey will make fun Christmas presents for my bestie and goddaughter. Thank you for the inspiration. ❤
I recommend using less batting on the lid. Just saying 😄
@Stringchronicity thank you for the recommendation. I was already planning on only covering the very top of the cover. I like the concept of smoother/crisp sides with a slightly soft top.
Not my aesthetic but very very cool !!!!
Up until very recently I kept a set of 'Rock, paper, scissors' dice but we had to remove them because the images was mostly rubbed off, need a set with the images engraved instead of painted to replace them!
Those dice must have gotten a lot of use! 😃
@@MaireColclough Oddly they where a SHTF supply from back when i lived in the shadow of a volcano.... while they did get some use they where fortunately never needed for their intended purpose, to short circuit arguments over choices that no one had enough info to make informed but had to be made quickly in emergency situations
I love it 🤩
I always carry around my Hobonichi Weeks and some pens, because writer.
I've often wondered whether the Hobonichi notebooks were really all that and a bag of chips...but I'm also the person who tends to buy a bougie notebook, write in it a couple of times, realize it doesn't work for them, then make all their consistent notes in a cheap Hilroy spiral-bound whatsit. 😂
Yes, I'm that idiot who needs a spiral-bound notebook with a soft cover because they just can't hack the moleskine/leuchtturm lifestyle 😉
Love it!
The purse is adorable. But please, oh please... Won't you tell me where the hedgehog pincushion came from?
Michael's, if I'm not mistaken 😃
Cross body purses are the absolute best for winter living. She's a beaut. Well done you. And well redone - I never got around to buying a coffin purse back in the day. And for whatever sewing gawd reason it never occurred to me to make one. Well done for the vintage. Well done for the update.
How are you doing otherwise? Right now I'm fighting my way through the medical system to try to get some counselling. You need some tips for shortcuts, let me know. I think I've stubbed my toe enough on the medical doors to save a body some time spent in the waiting room.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Taking things day by day. October went by too quickly. Trying to find time to do all the things I want and need to do are a challenge, but this too shall pass. You just take care of yourself 💕🫂
@@MaireColclough Thanks babe. You take care too.
The biggest trick to finding help if you want/need it is to be completely low tech and get peoples phone extensions. Because otherwise the system is a blank wall. Take notes when the screening interns inevitably screws the pooch. And don't be afraid to kick things up to your MPP.
In other words - be your best mid 90's secretary you can be. And try to do all the things that depression doesn't really let you do, much less do well.
Great advice Cathy. I’m beginning to think I need someone to do the hard stuff. Like listening and translating medical to English. I don’t know about you but I’m losing time!
Not to mention my dear grandson brought something home from school! Everyone is home!
@@robintheparttimesewer6798 Ah, the cough-cophany of the school season. Yeah, Steve dragged the head cold home too. Hot & Sour soup works wonders. So does poutine and orange juice.
And, yeah, wait times are about the absolute worse. It's taken 7 months of hunting to get an appointment on Friday. And that appointment only happened because of how badly those involved handled the file and I got to talk to someone who has some leverage. I hate loosing time. There's a whole bunch of stuff I'd rather be doing than phutzing about with this nonsense. I wanna be in school getting my MA in Art History, not filling out on-line multiple choice questions about my mental state.
How'd your appointment go? Are you getting follow-up? They should be sending you for neurological testing, if my guess for next step in the order of operations for this stuff.
@@stevezytveld6585 that appointment is next week tomorrow is mole. Maybe they will have an idea of how deal with just how very dry I am.
A very puntastic tutorial.
I carry a power pack two phones reading glasses and my wallet oh and a wallet for the soo many points cards.. I don't do apps..
I also hope that the weather okay there. I know from hotel guests it was snowy in parts out west. We are still as of yet unseasonably warm in the Niagara Region. It was 26 last weekend at work in Niagara Falls. 5 on the way home that night lol oh the joys of fall lol
We're getting (more) snow right now. Dipped past -10 this weekend. It's pretty...but I don't look forward to driving in it.
"A grave matter."
😉
Bone powder…do tell!
Just what I needed today a dose of snark,after waking up to a couple of moody hormonal teenagers one who wants to be disagreeable today and the other who wants to torment her older brother because he wants to be disagreeable 🤦🏼♀️ you appear to be missing room for your phone and keys. I'm curious to see what mom's book on bag making brings for improvements.
Definitely need more room in the bag. Or a smaller wallet. Guess that's a job for Casket 2.0 😃
The padding makes it read as a barrel, to me.
Something to work on for Casket 2.0 I guess 😉