The next instrument bags are finished. This time with foam padding and a cotton lining. Like the previous bags, these have reflective tape and a patchwork ornament on the cover.
The bags have a comfortable handle with a rubber cover and a shoulder strap of adjustable length with a shoulder pad. Inside the bag is a small zipped pocket for the instrument's accessories.
The bags are very soft and warm, and winter is already knocking at the door. 🙂
Last school year, I repaired my grandchild's violin case. The loops meant for attaching the backpack straps had torn off. She cycles to school, and it’s impossible to ride while holding the violin in your hand. Naturally, the violin and case—which belonged to the school—went back at the start of the summer. Now that the new school year has begun, she has been issued a school violin and case again, but this one is in even worse condition than last year's. So, I undertook the repair once more. This time, I decided to replace the entire back panel—including the piping—and cover the torn section at the end of the case with a leather patch. I used reflective tape for the top layer of the piping. The video condenses six hours of work into three minutes. If anyone finds themselves in need of a similar repair, I will be able to take on a few jobs starting in February 2027, and I can handle a few at a time during the summer break.
Quilt sizes by age, the materials we use, what sets the price of a quilt, and how to wash and dry it so it lasts.
Thirty five of the most exciting ships of all time, transferred onto fabric and set among striped and checked dress shirt offcuts, for a grandson starting school.
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