Amid the release of our diaper bag sewing tutorials, this week hereby marks a milestone for Watermelon Wishes.
Twofold, my intention with the tutorials is more than an aspiration to show others how to create a keepsake or gift. I would also like to be able to present people who hold a similar interest in sewing (and passion for bags) with the opportunity to manufacture and market a viable product.
Friday Factoid: There are more than 11,000 babies born in the U.S. every day.
Wouldn’t it be nice if all of these mamas had a handmade diaper bag? I think so!
Like each of my creations, a great deal of thought has gone into the development of the tutorials. Geared especially for the visual learner, they contain oodles of color photographs and illustrations; in addition to a handy “Basics” guide which breaks the construction process into five simple steps.
The initial feedback has been quite favorable and I am looking forward to sharing more of my ideas with you in the near future.
Happy sewing!
Andrea
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A Watermelon Wishes diaper bag tutorial!!! I am so excited :-)
Saw your bags through ETSY. I've been wanting to make diaper bags myself and I made a pattern too. I think your diaper bag are the best I've seen. But its so sad that I see a lot of people copying your work and that's one of the reason why I don't want to sell stuff one esty. I want to make diaper bags and house ware stuff.I just need to save money for fabrics.
~Barbara~
Barbara,
Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Please don’t let the fear of being copied stop you from doing what you enjoy. Etsy is a wonderful forum for artisans of all sizes and skill levels. In terms of saving up for fabric, I say start with what you have. Sew one bag, sell that and then make another. If you take it one day at a time, a well stocked store will be yours before you know it. All the best! Andrea
sounds like a great plan. Thank you! for the advice
Barbara
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