I spent a lot of time in making this purse. When I finished it, it's so different from what I pictured. It's much cuter. I used almost double amount of wool than usual. The hardest job is making the little red hearts on it. I am always using the needle to make the little ball. That's another hard job. I just knew it could be made by a plastic tool in the water. I've never tried that way. Maybe, next time.
1/30/10
A new wool purse I made yesterday
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Labels: wool purses
1/15/10
A purse from my customer --- Bluecalla
The beautiful purse bellow was from Bluecalla. It looks so well-made. I also love the fabric she used. Moreover, she added her own design inside the purse, a zippered interior pocket. It can organize the small stuff better than the original design. Besides, I found many pretty totes and dresses in her shop with beautiful colors and excellent workmanship.
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1/12/10
A pretty tote from my customer
This pretty tote was sewn by one of my customers. She made this for her mom. I love the fabric she chose, dark green with beautiful flower pattern. Making the straps of the bag needs a lot of work and patience, but she made it beautifully. I love sewing for family also. There are much love melted into the works, especially sewing for mom, dad, husband and kids : o)
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12/10/09
A finished clutch from my customer
We sent several emails to each other for discussing how to sew the clutch beautifully while she sewed it. After a couple of days, I received the picture of her new clutch. I love it so much, dark blue background with light blue dots.
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11/13/09
A clutch from my customer -- Kim
I received the photo of a finished clutch by my customer, Kim. I cannot believe she made that so fast and beautifully. I just sold her the sewing pattern, and then I got this picture on the same day.
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11/12/09
My hand bound journal
Recently I found hand bound journals are very popular on Etsy. Some artists painted gorgeous covers and toned paper sheets by hand. Some artists use leather covers. I always find hand bound journals on the front page of Etsy. They look so beautiful. One day, I decide to try. I don't have leather, and I cannot paint. I just have fabrics. One layer of fabric is too thin to be a book cover, so I am going to line the cover with two layers of thick linen. I cut and fold 25 signatures for my little journal, because I think thick book is prettier than the thin one. The papers are the leftovers of my sketching book. The thread is thick cotton thread. This is the little journal I made, just 3" tall.
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11/8/09
A purse made by my customer
I was so exited when I received a picture of a finished bag from my customer, Rachael. I love the cute, pink little purse. It looked so different from the sample pictures in the sewing pattern I made. It's totally in different style. It's so nice of her sending me the picture of the finished bag after she followed the instructions on the pattern I made. I appreciate it a lot.
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