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New Harris Tweed Patchwork


Just added a couple of one-of-a-kind Harris Tweed patchwork bags to the Pesky Cat Designs shop. It will be the perfect bag to pair up with your favorite fall or winter coat and add a pop of color to your day.

To create the flap I cut out squares of Harris Tweed wool and interface each piece. Then I play around arranging the different colors and patterns. That's the most fun part. When I am satisfied with the result I begin to sew them together. And that is how the patchwork flap evolves.

Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend ahead. Enjoy!

Comments

Amy said…
Absolutely lovely and perfect for fall! :)
Sandrine said…
Hummmmmm Great job!:) xx S

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