She’s a bag!
I made it satchel style bc I wanted to try this out and I get really annoyed when my totes slide off my shoulders. This can be used like a tote or crossbody, so the best of both! But I would have made the strap an inch or two longer.

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She’s a bag!
I made it satchel style bc I wanted to try this out and I get really annoyed when my totes slide off my shoulders. This can be used like a tote or crossbody, so the best of both! But I would have made the strap an inch or two longer.
Description: This beautiful bag is made of recycled saree fabric and very good to use. As there are made with vintage sari fabric so these are one of a kind. We use vintage saree to make this bag so this helps to the environment also. It has beautiful cross quilting and it has inside cotton. This
(I just made my pride bracelets: my left arm is "Pan Hoarder" in pan colors, right is "Space Dragon Ace" in asexual colors~)
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Quilt Storage Bags???
I started investigating quilt storage, becsaue I have several quilts that I plan on keeping for my daughter. Then, I have a couple laying around that have not yet told me their purpose. I am also the crazy dog lady, so there are also three dogs running around at all times, so finding a way to store them seemed like a good idea and less work than cleaning dog hair from them several times. I…
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Gay Spaces
A follow up to my earlier reblog about non-bar queer spaces.
As Queer folks are more accepted in straight spaces many queer spaces are endangered. This includes bars and non-bar spaces. On the one hand this is great. Yay! Acceptance! On the other hand, queer folk don’t have queer spaces with their actual families. Additionally, this can also means the loss of a unique queer culture.
I am re-reading Tales of the City. And the culture that was created in the 70s is amazing to read about.
I sing with a queer choir. And while I enjoy the singing part of things (our AD has great taste). It is also nice to be on a space where queer is the norm. Long story short, queer spaces provide a unique place for queer people to be the norm. Many of these organizations are having trouble. Try supporting some of them.