Showing posts with label coin purse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coin purse. Show all posts

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Heart Zipper Pouch


Here is a heart-shaped zipper mini-purse I made for my daughter. Tutorial found here.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Easy Summer Purse




I came across the pattern and tutorial (it's free!) for this purse from the blog "Prudent Baby" which you can get here. It's a great beginner project and it finishes quickly. I just used some scraps that I had lying around and I made the bias tape which I love doing. I plan on making a few more of these for the summer because I like to have a lot of random bags lying around to change things up. Plus it's a good project to get some scraps used up.



Thursday, December 16, 2010

Another Christmas Present - Pleated Pouch





Here is yet another Christmas present for my sister. I made it just for fun mainly because I had a purple zipper burning a hole in my collection! I pleated the outside as a side bonus and would like to use that technique again for a larger clutch/purse.

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Amy Butler - Blossom Bag and Pleated Coin Purse









Have I mentioned before that I love Amy Butler? I just bought her new book, "Style Stitches" and it is awesome. I've been saving this houndstooth fabric for a long time just waiting for the right project and the Blossom bag and matching coin purse was the natural choice :) This is a semi-soft bag with lots of room and even comes complete with a zipper pocket and a magnetic closure. For the lining I used a vintage .70 cent pillowcase I found at the Salvation A. that has funky flowers on it in bright colors.
As with all Butler patterns, there was a laborious amount of cutting, fusing, needle breaking and hand stitching but since I've come to expect that, it doesn't bother me anymore especially knowing that the finished product reflects the amount of time that went into it. I must say that I love, LOVE, L O V E how this bag turned out and the coin purse with the vintage daisy brooch is just an added bonus. There are a few minor cosmetic imperfections that I'm going to call "individualistic nuances" but I can live with them :)