
When you are the designer, you tend to think that you have the best ideas when it comes to coordinating fabrics. So when a customer sends an email requesting two fabrics that you never considered...Purple Hemp fabric with Joel Dewberry's Chestnut Hill Narrow Strip Yellow...I had a few doubts.


However, I put aside my doubts, because yellow and purple really do go well together. (Who knew, that color wheel was correct). As I started construction those little doubts were replaced with wondering why you questioned your customer's idea in the first place.
I did have to make some changes, since the interior was not the typical 10oz canvas that I use...I decided I had to reinforce the cotton fabric with a strong interface and used a tighter multiple stitching....
...but then when it's all done...you end up with one of those Ah Ha! moments...
So if you would love a
Purple Hemp Messenger Bag with a yellow strip interior...each bag has reinforced stitching and can accommodate a large laptop and a book or two.
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