My gosh! I did bags like that on Aclectic but like you say...it was ages ago. I didn't make that one, though, because I didn't put any kind of lining in the ones I made. I got a new sewing machine a few months ago so I'm going to start using that to make some bags with quilting. They'll be a lot quicker and less intensive than the beadwork and buckskin bags I used to make. My own selection of bags needs some sprucing up. They're a little straggly looking after all these years. I love velvet ones but sewing velvet is a tedious job and cotton is much more practical. I have a lot of bags I crocheted out of bedspread thread, too. I stiffened felt and did bead embroidered boxes out of it for some. I can post the new ones to show them as I make them but I don't do made-to-order for sale bags anymore. Now I only do things I want to make for myself or to give as gifts.
Yeah, I don't feel bad at all about scrapping my idea and brainstorming to come up with another. I just know my tendency to procrastinate and I hope that when another good idea comes to me, I won't hesitate so much to make it happen.
This reminds me of all those artists with painted over canvas or burnt pictures or the waste-basket with screwed up paper! 😄 On to draft idea version 356 😂
Artists: Jaymi Elford, Sally Rose, and a "choir" of different artists for each card
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications / Lo Scarabeo
First Published: September 2020
Language: English Dimensions: 8.10 x 5.31 x 12.7 cm (3.19 x 2.09 x 5 inches) ISBN-10: 0738767298 ISBN-13: 978-0738767291 Purchase here: Amazon, Lo Scarabeo
Details: The Voice of Tarot: Vox Arcana is a modern tarot deck that combines traditional tarot themes with 82 unique arcana created by 82 different artists. Each card functions like a musical note, together forming a harmonious symphony of images, symbolism, and messages. This provides a lively, creative, and intuitive approach to tarot reading, where each artist contributes their own voice. The deck has both visual impact and profound psychological and spiritual depth, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced readers.
Tarot of Jaques Vieville, Paris 1643. Republished by, and available from, Editions SIVILIXI. Also sold by CollecTarot. 13 x 7 x 3.5 cm, .35 kg. In Print.
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