Sami style Tea+Sugar bag - DIY wool Loden Hogswatch special project

[@robertwood6297]

Enjoyed that!

[@spookycrow1]

Glad you like it :-)

[@adrianhyde]

Another interesting and enjoyable one, thanks for sharing. Were you a great tea-drinker before your time in Britain? I'm a coffee drinker myself, from very young age, though I can appreciate a cup of tea. I think Cardboard-Andy looked really happy with his cardboard-tea-and-sugar-bag, he had such a big smile :) I'm sure the real Andy will be just as happy! Interesting to hear about the double seam sewing, I think I've got the idea. It was very interesting to see your photos, and read some of your story, thank you for that. Bye for now.

[@spookycrow1]

Tea yep always liked tea more than coffee, which is more a sort of relaxed drink, while I associate coffee with work to get up early to wake up fast, not something in my favour... but a nice cup of coffee is specially welcome with a large piece of plum cake and a mountain of whipped cream on top, sort of as a Sunday treat ;-) Nevertheless, everyone got a habit that suits best, tea, coffee or a hot chocolate, all will do in time. Yep, cardboard Andy or real Andy no matter he is a cheery feller and will be very happy to get his Hogswatch parcel in the post. Well another extended tip about the flat top-stitching seam sewing.... specially if two pieces are joined dull together like the centre part of that side strip of the larger bag... if stitching an additional thinner material strip along that doesn't fray on the inside on top of the turnover of the flat seam will stop the draft from getting through, which is special useful for warm winter jackets, and I did that on the Rucksack as well for higher stability too. (will show this in more detail in a upcoming video for my woolly bivvy bag made out of two blankets.) flat, non-bulk seam and draft proof.... ;-) yeah, live is a bumpy path with a lot of surprises all along :)

[@aKa55]

Love it!

[@spookycrow1]

Thanks!!

[@ianrobinson5446]

Where's Andy ?

[@spookycrow1]

at home in Gloucester... munching xmas leftovers ;-) By the way... he received his little surprise parcel with the woolly bags the other day already, and is a happy chap about it ;-)