I have been working for several weeks on some bags, a little at a time. I just finished them and here they are.

1255 straps donated to FabMo this week. I didn’t realize how long it had been since I dropped off the last load and they were glad to have them!

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Dr. Miel sent me this picture of her in Mexico, proudly showing off her Tad Bag.

Rita asked me for a fire hose bag, trimmed in blue. I made two for him to choose from:

Black straps are prized as only a few come through the department. Three of our nurses set a goal to get black bags and started saving every black strap they could get their hands on. Here are the bags I made for them.

Got a request from Eric, the guy who gave me the fire hoses, for a bag for a neighbor whose son is a fire fighter. He specifically asked that the big, brass coupler be attached to the bag. Here is what I came up with. This is a man bag.

I made two “baskets” to take home for Fathers’ Day.

The bin I used to hold rolled-up straps to return them to the paramedics to use disappeared recently. I decided to make it more clear that the bin I provided was to be used for that specific purpose. I bought a recycle can at Goodwill and decorated it with straps to make it clear that it was not a trash can.