Well, it's almost complete! I still have to sew the snap on:
I made this purse for my sister Kathi. She isn't into all the fluffy, ruffly, foo-foo stuff that I like so I kept it more simple for her. The crazy quilt piece is actually a flap and the purse is larger than my normal purse style. The trim is all sewn on by hand and put a strap on this one rather than the purchased handles that I usually use. I also hand sewed the sequin trim on the strap.
Kath, if you want to come see me this weekend, I can give this to you!
Showing posts with label snowman purse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snowman purse. Show all posts
Friday, November 11, 2011
Crazy Quilt Snowman Purse Completed!
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
Snowman Purse Complete
When a person doesn't sleep well, they tend to have a lot of stitching time! I finished up this Crazy Quilt Snowman Purse:
Talk about a Winter Wonderland! Be sure to click on the image so you can see it up close. I used tons and tons of sequins for sparkle and lots of snowflake buttons.
This purse is for my sister Kathi. She gave me the cross stitch piece earlier this and asked if I would do a crazy quilt purse for her.
Here are close ups of the seam embroidery:
Due to the size of the cross stitch piece, I didn't have a lot of room for elaborate seam embroidery. These are examples of what can be done in small spaces.
In other news, I'll have a diagnosis on my dad later today. I'm really trying to stay out of the "worst case scenario". I'll know when I know. I guess it's human to go to the worst and it's certainly how my crazy mind works. For now, I'm really trying to stay in today.
Talk about a Winter Wonderland! Be sure to click on the image so you can see it up close. I used tons and tons of sequins for sparkle and lots of snowflake buttons.
This purse is for my sister Kathi. She gave me the cross stitch piece earlier this and asked if I would do a crazy quilt purse for her.
Here are close ups of the seam embroidery:
Due to the size of the cross stitch piece, I didn't have a lot of room for elaborate seam embroidery. These are examples of what can be done in small spaces.
In other news, I'll have a diagnosis on my dad later today. I'm really trying to stay out of the "worst case scenario". I'll know when I know. I guess it's human to go to the worst and it's certainly how my crazy mind works. For now, I'm really trying to stay in today.
Sunday, November 06, 2011
Snowman Purse
Earlier this year, my sister Kathi gave me this little cross stitch snowman piece that she stitched and asked me if I would make it into a purse for her. I sewed the block up earlier this Summer and decided, I'd better make it for her now so she can enjoy using it at Christmas:
This should be a fun project! I've sewn all the lace and trim on and embroidered all the seams. Now to get onto the beadwork!
Before I head offline, please keep my dad in your thoughts. He may require surgery. I'll know more on Tuesday.
This should be a fun project! I've sewn all the lace and trim on and embroidered all the seams. Now to get onto the beadwork!
Before I head offline, please keep my dad in your thoughts. He may require surgery. I'll know more on Tuesday.
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