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| My Oregon State University Pink Coin Purse |
For some reason, projects I decide to make for myself are frequently set aside to work on more pressing projects. So, I am happy to announce I
finally completed the little coin purse I began a few months ago. If it looks a bit familiar, it could be that you recognize the
TAST stitches I used along several of the seams. Or, you may have seen pictures on my list of goals on a
WIP Wednesday post.
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| The back of my Oregon State University Pink Coin Purse |
As silly as it may seem, I am simply thrilled to have this in my purse. I used it today, and it was SO much better than my previous change purse. (My previous change purse had a zipper and if there were coins in it, the cramped space made it a bear to close without bills catching in the zipper.)
The curves are still a bit tricky, but sewing the frames in without the stitching showing is getting easier with each sew-in frame. (I am not sure why I am pointing this out... You can click on any image for a larger view. With this last photo if you look at the upper-right curve, you will see a bit of my frame stitching. It's for me, so I am okay with it!)
Now, I am off to see about finishing another project.
Thank you for stopping by!
Renee
Very very pretty:)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mary Ann!
DeleteOh yes, its a very pretty coin purse. Most purse's I have, have a black lining and my coin purse is also black making it very difficult to find sometimes. I am always saying that I am going to make a brightly colored coin purse!
ReplyDeleteCarol, thank you! Your comment gave me food for thought. My purse has pink lining. Luckily it is small, so the coin purse stands out - even though it is also pink. When I finally finish my pink messenger bag, this could be an issue...
DeleteLOVE it! So so pretty and feminine.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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