Purses. to make, more reasons for fabric
01-25-2015, 05:22 PM
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Purses. to make, more reasons for fabric
I was looking for a possible way to make a quilted purses, and I think I learned about this webage from some one on the QB.
http://www.allcrafts.net/sewing/pursesew.htm
It has lots of interesting options!
Today I made two test runs with fabric I had. I did have to run to JA form large eyelets, but I managed to not buy any fabric!
The purses are designed to close when suspended, so they look a little dumpy sitting on my ironing table, but when I tried to take a picture of them over my arm I looked a little dumpy!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]507667[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]507668[/ATTACH]
I think the blue and orange one is going to be my new lunch bag for work.
(both handles are repurposed items- the rope was from a pair of shorts I bought this summer that came with a rope belt! Yeah, cause that is the look I am going for on a summer day! Though I am sure it would be darling in a size 6.)
http://www.allcrafts.net/sewing/pursesew.htm
It has lots of interesting options!
Today I made two test runs with fabric I had. I did have to run to JA form large eyelets, but I managed to not buy any fabric!
The purses are designed to close when suspended, so they look a little dumpy sitting on my ironing table, but when I tried to take a picture of them over my arm I looked a little dumpy!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]507667[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]507668[/ATTACH]
I think the blue and orange one is going to be my new lunch bag for work.
(both handles are repurposed items- the rope was from a pair of shorts I bought this summer that came with a rope belt! Yeah, cause that is the look I am going for on a summer day! Though I am sure it would be darling in a size 6.)
Thanks for sharing the link too! 
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