Style Stitches Reversible Everyday Shopper

All finished!  Amy Butler's Style Stitches, Reversible Everyday Shopper!  It is HUGE, way bigger than I thought it would be, even though everyone said it was big, I didn't realize that it was this big!  So large in fact, that I had to bring this baby outside to take photos of it.  I do like it though, and this one was super easy to make, which was nice.  It is made of two Joel Dewberry Home Dec prints, and the first picture shows the outside, and the second picture shows the inside (or the other way around, however you look at it, because it is reversible!)

I didn't change much on the pattern this time, only a few things.  I only interfaced one side (or half) of the bag, though I did interface both bottom pieces.  I just felt with the Home Dec fabric it didn't need that much interfacing.  Instead of having the two pockets out of the same print, I did one of each print, I liked it this way much better.  I also added about 2 inches to the length of the handles, I wanted a little more room under the arms.  Other than that, I used the pattern as it was!  I think this pattern would be awesome if you made it about 75% smaller, which I may do in the future!

The hardest part of this bag was ironing on all that darn interfacing, after you finish up that task, it really only took a few hours to construct the bag, which was really nice.  Amy Butler has this project labeled as easy, and it really was!