The first bag comes from Monique St-Germain in Atlanta, GA. She wrote: “I made this purse for a friend for Christmas last year. Needless to say her mother was confused when my friend opened her present. She couldn't figure out why a "skull bag" was the cause of so much joy.”


The next bags are made by Pippi from Pocatello, ID. She said: “ One of my Flickr friends suggested I submit these to your Skull A Day blog. The skulls are done in tapestry crochet, in an original design by me.”


Looped C says:
I am in awe of the sheer complexity of these designs. From the use of a zipper making the mouth into a pocket to tackling a “3/4 skull” one stich at a time, you both have a great talent for the work you do. Thank you for taking the time to submit your work it is amazing.
2 comments:
Oh man! The zipper mouth is so awesome!
For people digging the first bag, I happened to remember seeing a pattern for it a while back on the AntiCraft website. Love how this version turned out - the swirls are a great touch.
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