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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
6 comments:
Very very pretty:)
Thank you, Mary Ann!
Oh 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!
LOVE it! So so pretty and feminine.
Carol, 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...
Thank you!
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