Welcome!
Today is my day to participate in the
Coin Purse Hop.
A special thank you to
Madame Samm from Sew We Quilt
and
to our cheerleader
Katherine form Sew Me Something Good.
Here are the other ladies I am sharing the day with, hop over to see their creations!
Day 2 - Nov.6th
The Crafter's Apprentice
Jane's Fabric and Quilts (you are here)
Rosemary B
Why-Knot-Kwilt
Random Thoughts..do or "di"
Mary T.
Supermom No Cape
Lily Pad Quilting
.Quiltscapes.
Stitch, Stitch, Stitch
Rose Creations
The Treehouse
Gracie Oliver Arts
Quilting Prolifically
Stekje
Grammie Q's
Day 2 - Nov.6th
The Crafter's Apprentice
Jane's Fabric and Quilts (you are here)
Rosemary B
Why-Knot-Kwilt
Random Thoughts..do or "di"
Mary T.
Supermom No Cape
Lily Pad Quilting
.Quiltscapes.
Stitch, Stitch, Stitch
Rose Creations
The Treehouse
Gracie Oliver Arts
Quilting Prolifically
Stekje
Grammie Q's
I signed up for this hop because I wanted to challenge myself. I have never made a coin purse, or any purse for the matter!
I learned a few things on the way.
READ all the directions first!
FOLLOW the directions!
USE the supplies suggested!
Remember PATIENCE is a virtue.
If you do all these things you too will have success.
So, her is my coin purse.
"Lady Rose"
My Mom's Middle name was Rose and pink roses are by far my favorite flower.
I also have a little tip. When you are attaching the handle, use a color thread that will blend so your stitches will not show. I love pink so I choose pink, and yes, you can see the stitches. Next time I will use white thread.
Now, just a reminder,
the master schedule is on my side bar
the pattern can be found HERE
and the Supplies can be found HERE.
Have a wonderful time hopping!
90 comments:
Yay, Jane! Lady Rose is a beauty - such sweet fabrics.
I found myself nodding my head in aggreement to your tips and things learned. Congrats on a fabulous first - you "rose" to the challenge beautifully. ;o)
UR Priceless!
Lady Rose is beautiful and I agree - patience definitely came in handy when I was stitching into the frame :)
Wonderful purse! Love the fabric...so classy!
Very pretty purse. I love pink.
Well done it's really pretty, you've used a different frame from the ones I've used and my stitches are hidden in the frame somehow!
Very nice job Jane. Rose is so pretty.
Jane, I love the vintage look of your coin purse. It is adorable.
Good Morning Jane....wellllll my Rose beauty..you are just that....you did a lovely job...and pssst I did that too used threads diff't colour...it still looks fabulous..and I love your photos, fabric selection and of course UR Priceless.
Your purses are beautiful! I'm not part of the Hop but I bought the pattern and made a couple -- I had trouble hiding my inside stitches, too!
Jane, your purse is lovely. Thanks for the extra tips!
This is really feminine looking. So pretty.
What a charming little rose! Love it...and thanks for the tip about the thread.
Love your fabric selection! Cute!
I'm giving away coin purse frames on my blog:
http://splittingstitches.blogspot.com/
I love the fabric you chose. It's so softly feminine.
That is a glorious coin purse!
Gorgeous fabric!
Your little purse is so pretty! I does have a vintage look about it.
(I also had trouble with my stitches showing inside on some of my little purses. That's why I added trim inside.) Great job!
Elegant and stunning - way to go Jane. JudyC
Hey! Great job! Love the fabric you chose! When I get home - we'll have to make a slew for Christmas gifts! Yes?
ROSEmary B here:
LOL I just had to do that. What a lovely middle name your mom has! @--->---
Your purse is adorrrrable. Just a cutie little gem. I love the fabric on the sides too. cuteness abounds
thanks for sharing Jane.
Very pretty!
Lovely and vintage, Beautiful fabric makes a priceless coin purse. Thank you for sharing Jane. Judith, Texas
I'm really hoping the directions are VERY VERY specific, cuz I really want to try these, but they kind of scare me that I might not be capable. They are waaay to cute not to try though!
What a pretty purse!
Thank you for sharing!
love the fabric you used in your purse...great job!
Just darling! Congrats on your 'first!'
This was my favorite purse for today- love roses and pink!
You did great for your very first purse. Love the pretty fabric you chose.
Very pretty.
you did a great job, it was my first time trying as well, my hop day is tomorrow, hope you stop by :)
Your little rose coin purse is lovely! I'd never made a coin purse before and I learned (the hard way) those same little hints you mentioned. I loved sewing them together, but wasn't big on the hand sewing part.
Adorable and very creative.to sweet too..
You speak wisdom!!! LOL!!! Very pretty!
I love the fabric you chose for your cute little purse!
hahaha...you are so funny...mostly because my latest project I'm working on progreseds just like your coin traps. I thought I could just pick out a few key words off the page and whoala, have it come out perfect. NOT. Well your coin trap looks awfully pretty! I love the look of your vintage style fabrics and that little blue dotted lining is perfect!
Super cute!
It's adorable. So pretty & your pics are pretty too! Well done.
I love pink roses, too! Very feminine!
Adorable. The fabric makes it so dainty.
Very pretty and feminine Thank you for sharing!
Your purse is sew cute. Very feminine.
Thanks for sharing
Britt-Inger in Sweden
I love your Lady Rose coin purse , how sweet it is!
Love your purse - thanks for the tip about thread color. I will remember that one!
A rose is a rose is a rose. I love it, and would use it always. so clever of you.
Jane, your little purse is so sweet. I like the fabric on the side too. thanks for sharing. off to see the rest of the bloggers.
Very pretty. Lady Rose..sew appropriate forth occasion. Great tips! Thanks for sharing..
Beautiful choice of fabrics for your cute purse...TFS!
The purse is so cute!
Lady Rose is beautiful...So very vintage looking. Thank you for your list of directions. I am going to try to make a few for Christmas gifts!!
The Lady Rose purse is very vintage, it looks great.
Love the little rose on the front of your purse. Thanks for sharing.
Your Lady Rose is just beautiful.
Regards from Skåne
What a beauty! According to me, this would be today's most beautiful purse. I love that rose fabric!
Beautiful and I don't care that you can see your pink stitches inside, they look great!
Lady Rose is sure a beauty!
I love the material you used!
Oh Jane, love your fabric...your little purse is darling!
Love your ROSE....
Love the roses! Beautiful coin purse.
lol, Patience is a virtue and one I try REAL hard to hang on to, but somedays it slips away unnoticed and then it all goes upside down. this is when I should have read the directions. ;D These were a little bit of a challenge, I almost gave up about half way through because of the fiddliness of the project I chose. But here we are with finished projects and if our stitches show, and mine do, then cie'la vive (such is life). Lady Rose is perfect, as are you, with all you patience intact. :)
Oh lady rose is a real beauty! Thanks for sharing her!
Lady Rose is soooo sweet. Thanks for sharing your experiences as I think many of us can relate:)
I love hopping from blog to blog and seeing everyone's creativity. Great job!!!
~a
I love this and the cute fabrics in each purse.
Beautiful coin purse!
Smiles,
Kelly
beautiful purse
OH, so delicate and ladylike! Perfectly you, Jane♥
So lovely! Very nicely done, thanks for sharing.
Love the fabrics you picked out. They are adorable for this little purse.
Just lovely , I love roses too and the fabric you chose is beautiful!
Your coin purse is lovely. The fabric choice is perfect. Thanks for sharing.
I love your lovely rose fabric in your little coin purse. Very pretty.
Such a sweet purse, with a sweet name!
A truly beautiful coin purse! Perfect posy purse!
Blessings & Aloha!
I am at our daughter, son in law, and grandbaby's home visiting, but wanted to stop by and check out the amazing coin purses!
Jane, Lady Rose is darling...I felt the same, I had to practice patience big time, especially after breaking the thread twice and then the needle on the first purse. Did I really want to make another?? The second one went together a lot quicker and now I am anxious to make a few more. Thanks for sharing in the blog hop.
Lady Rose is a sweet little coin purse. Your fabrics are just adorable - those little blue forget-me-nots worked out perfectly for the sides. Thanks for sharing with us.
Your "Rose" is beautiful :)
This is BEAUTIFUL!
Your purse turned out fantastic. I really like the choice of fabrics.
I read your post from November 5. Thanks for the video. I love that song!
Wop Wop Wop Wop Gangnam Style!!!!! :)
Beautiful fabric & wee purse Jane. Thanks for sharing with us all again!
Love it!
How pretty! The fabrics are gorgeous. I think we all had a problem with stitches showing!
Beautiful! Love your examples, thanks for sharing :) Your placement of the posy is just perfect!
Very pretty! I love roses too.
I had the same issue with my stitches....on my second one I used thread to blend in! LOL Love your rosey purse!
Lovely, just lovely. My middle name is Rose too. I was named agter my Dad's Mom, Rosalie.
I think the pink thread looks just fine!
That looks perfect! I am in a real "bag" making stretch and these are such a cute ones. Thanks for sharing!
Darling -- just too darling!! :)
Very cute purse! pretty fabrics!
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