The close of the summer season marks the end of my Lavender plants in bloom. I made some more little purple clutches to celebrate the coming end of the season. They measure about 7 1/4" wide & will be perfect for those little trips to the store or for my daughter's many trinkets! This project also uses up some of my 'not-so-used' felts, fabrics, interfacing & buttons! Don't you love using those little scraps & pieces that hang around just waiting for a new project to give them meaning & purpose...?!
Showing posts with label wristlet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wristlet. Show all posts
Friday, September 2, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Freebie Friday - April
It's Freebie Friday again! This month I am excited to offer a handmade Fold Over Clutch with Wristlet Strap.
| Lavender Felt 'Fold Over Clutch' (Wristlet) |
We have a Lavender Garden on our property & I marvel at how much fun it provides our family each year. Together we take care of the plants, harvest & dry the flowers, cook with & create projects around this amazing plant. In celebration of that, I have used a light lavender wool blend felt & lavender themed cotton fabric for this little clutch with a simple button closure. This pouch is a great size to hold your cell phone, money & keys as you run into the store; or to keep your make up organized in your purse! Enjoy.
How to Enter the Freebie Friday Drawing:
- Leave a comment about the freebie on this post & your name will be entered into ‘the hat’ (please make sure I can contact you through an email address).
- One comment per person.
- Freebie Friday begins:
Friday April 1, 2011 - Freebie Friday ends:
Monday April 4, 2011 - Winner will be announced:
Tuesday April 5, 2011 - One
winner each month.U.S. - Good luck & Happy Gardening!
NO WINNER THIS MONTH
Friday, March 18, 2011
Felt & Fabric Friday
There are many other things I should be doing today, but I'm sewing felt (what else is new?)! This is a different take on the fabric clutch I made a few weeks ago. There is always a way to put felt into a project around here!
This clutch feels durable because of the wool felt used for the body. I lined it with a simple cream duck fabric & added a little bit of cotton floral for the flap & wristlett strap. So simple & quick. It’s soft to touch and hold. I’m thrilled with this – the colors are perfect for spring. Not sure if I will give in & let my daughter have it or keep it to use as an errand purse or maybe a cosmetic bag inside my big purse or tote bag...? I think i'm going to try & use some of our recycled jean fabric & make one for my 13 year old who has everything!
I am still using the pattern I purchased from this shop - ww.keykalou.etsy.com.
This clutch feels durable because of the wool felt used for the body. I lined it with a simple cream duck fabric & added a little bit of cotton floral for the flap & wristlett strap. So simple & quick. It’s soft to touch and hold. I’m thrilled with this – the colors are perfect for spring. Not sure if I will give in & let my daughter have it or keep it to use as an errand purse or maybe a cosmetic bag inside my big purse or tote bag...? I think i'm going to try & use some of our recycled jean fabric & make one for my 13 year old who has everything!
I am still using the pattern I purchased from this shop - ww.keykalou.etsy.com.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Fabric Wristlet Clutch
This has been a project on my list for the longest time. A gift for my mother became the perfect excuse to take the time to work on it. Oh my, how lovely (now I have to make one for my daughter & myself!). I found so many free tutorials out there for these clutch purses – I think I’ll try more than one. I did purchase a pattern from ww.keykalou.etsy.com that was fabulous to work with.
I used a simple cotton outer fabric that I had laying around & an unbleached cotton fabric for the lining. A vintage button from my grandmothers button box finishes this project just perfectly! Don’t wait for a holiday or gift giving time to make one of these little clutches….you will just love it. I hope you enjoy this cutie.
I used a simple cotton outer fabric that I had laying around & an unbleached cotton fabric for the lining. A vintage button from my grandmothers button box finishes this project just perfectly! Don’t wait for a holiday or gift giving time to make one of these little clutches….you will just love it. I hope you enjoy this cutie.
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