So I crocheted a little green bag o' money.

It holds a decent number of quarters, and now I'll always be able to find them easily!

I've also been wanting a decent little diaper bag. The ones on the market seem to be either ugly and/or very expensive. We have a nice messenger style bag that I love, and I also wanted something small for quick trips.

I have some improvements planned, and version 2 is already in the works.

I used a cotton duck for the outside and a quilting cotton for the interior. It's not fancy or waterproof, but I like it.
I also learned that you can't sew through stick-on Velcro, so I bought the proper stuff for round two. Gummy needles are bad news.
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