Saturday, February 2, 2019

Purse overload warning

I'm finally ready to download pics of the purses.  Even now I have four more prints that I will hopefully sew over the weekend.  They have been fun and were jumpstarted by the elephant purse, my prototype and favorite.  It makes me happy to look at it which is strange since I'm not generally  fond of whimsy.
The purses are cut 13" by 8.75".  The handle is 42" long.  The side/bottom gussets are 2".  It's small enough to not hurt my shoulder but large enough to carry the essentials.  In fact there is nothing else I wish I could fit in.
Here goes!

Purse 1
Elephants, fabric from local sewing center


Purse2
Fabric from Lolly's in Shipshewana
This is an 1895 reproduction fabric


Purse 3
Fabric from local sewing center


Purse 4
Fabric from local sewing center


Purse 5
Fabric from WalMart

Purse 6
Fabric from Lolly's in Shipshewana
Another 1895 reproduction fabric


Purse 7
Fabric from local sewing center


Purse 8
Fabric from Yoder's in Shipshewana


Purse 9
Fabric from WalMart


Purse 10
Fabric from local sewing center


Purse 11
Fabric from local sewing center


Purse 12
Fabric gifted to me....as a large scrap


Purse 13
Fabric from Yoder's in Shipshewana


Purse 14
Fabric gifted to me as a large scrap


Purse 15
Fabric from Yoder's in Shipshewana


Purse 16
Outside fabric from JoAnn Fabrics,
inner fabric (and strap) from local fabric store


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