Showing posts with label echino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label echino. Show all posts

Saturday, September 8, 2012

New "Echo Bike Products" Wallets

New Wallet!
one of Echo Bike Products latest additions: a wallet within a still life comprised of inspirational objects!


Inside the wallet in progress, I've folded the credit card holder and basted it to the body
Here I am sewing the elastic button band onto the wallet body



The zipper installed on the inside pouch!
Now I'm sewing the binding onto the wallet and zipper pouch- there are a lot of littel steps but fortunately the wallet is small so it goes fast!


The finished wallet ready to be sold on ETSY!


This adorable wallet is one of the products Betsy and I are making for our new line of Hip Bicycle accessories. You can find more of them in our shop: www.etsy.com/shop/echobikeproducts

We'll have future postings of each new bag, t-shirt and headscarf to whet your appetite!
Check back soon!



Monday, September 3, 2012

Echo Bike Products Sneak Peek!


Dana and I have been hard at work putting together an amazing new product line concept for lady bicyclists! With her awesome sewing skills, my bike commute experience, and a whole lot of amazing fabric, the Echo bike accessories will be the perfect alternative to the mass of pink and flowery things that you currently have to choose from! 

Above is a sneak peek at some of our fabric choices. A sample of products we are currently mocking up include a bike seat rain cover, a handlebar/side pannier bag, a super-packable wallet with clear phone holder, and bright embroidered hankies for those Fall sniffles. You can currently purchase the handlebar bags and wallets on Dana's Etsy store here. We can't wait to show you more!

-Betsy

Monday, August 27, 2012

My Reversible Handbag

searching through my new bag!

the other side!

another version, using Heather Ross fabric

Dwarves at work!

the button clasp

all my knitting projects stashed in my new bag!
 
Last week Betsy posted her version of the "reversible handbag" with embroidery embellishment. Here's a couple of the "reversible handbag" versions that I made! I'm using one as an everyday purse which I made out of the new Melody Miller "Ruby Star Spring" collection and the other one with Heather Ross's Seven Dwarf fabric which is so cute!! I'm using that one as my project bag, as you can see it is full with yarn already!