Projects completed in 2014
Photo Captions are linked to the final post about the project.
February 2014:
A heart purse for me. |
March 2014:
Under the Sea Ornament Wedding Gift |
April 2014:
Under the Sea Purse |
Let It Snow Purse - birthday gift for my cousin. |
Pink Pincushion for my mom. |
May 2014:
Change purse made for a friend using tutorial at Sweet Bee Buzzings |
Poppy Pincushion for my mother-in-law |
Blue Birdhouse Mug Rug by Renee |
Pink Birdhouse Mug Rug by Renee |
Red Birdhouse Mug Rug by Renee |
July 2014:
Coin Purse Keychain by Renee |
August 2014:
My first inventory item on Etsy! |
A coin purse for me. |
A clutch purse for my sister. |
A crazy quilted postcard for the CQ for Newbies Postcard Swap |
September 2014:
Halloween ornament created for Gaynor in Ireland. |
Coin purse created for Gaynor in Ireland. |
October 2014:
Coin purse created for Kim at Wisdom with Needle and Thread. |
2 comments:
Love all your wonderful Projects. I want to make a purse with the metal frames but for some reason I don't feel confident that I will do it right and it will turn out ugly. I hate to try after spending so much time embellishing and have it ruined because I couldn't finish properly.
I was SO nervous about using a sew in purse frame. I still have a tricky time getting the top sides of the opening stitched properly. My seam ripper and I became very familiar with each other on the little key chain frame. Following the tutorial I found on Sweet Bee Buzzings was incredibly helpful. In my experience, the larger frames are easier - perhaps because those little v sections where the tops meet are a easier - with more room to maneuver. Aside from that one tricky section that I am still figuring out, I just love putting these together. (It only took me 2 years to gather the courage and give it a try.) Perhaps making one with a fabric you like before making one with all of your stitching would make it easier?
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