I am So excited to share my little pouch with you today, as part of the UR Priceless blog hop! A huge thanks to Katherine form Sew Me Something Good who has been so great to cheer us all on! I love her enthusiasm. This has been a great event, and I absolutely am loving all the beauties that people have made so far! Here's the rest of the line up for today, make sure to stop by and check them out!
as sweet as peaches
Deborah B
Birgit H
Fish Creek Studio
A Quilter's Table
Lily Patch Quilts
Cherry Blossoms Quilting Studio
Mary F
Rose Prairie Quilts and Farm
The Desert Rat Chronicles
Sally K
Paris at a Certain Age
From Blank Pages
Quilt Taffy
Barb H
Deborah B
Birgit H
Fish Creek Studio
A Quilter's Table
Lily Patch Quilts
Cherry Blossoms Quilting Studio
Mary F
Rose Prairie Quilts and Farm
The Desert Rat Chronicles
Sally K
Paris at a Certain Age
From Blank Pages
Quilt Taffy
Barb H
This pouch was made with a 3" sew in frame. The pattern is by Madame Samm from Sew We Quilt. It is a great pattern, she did a wonderful job. I've never actually made a frame pouch before. I got my first introduction at sewing summit, but I'm still working on that one (adding some embroidery to it before I finish). This sew-in idea was totally new to me. A little tricky at first, but I actually rather like it! :) And I LOVE how this turned out. I think I'm ready to make about 100 more! ;)
for my fabric I used Erin McMorris's La Dee Da fabric for the outside,
and Beth White's Stitch for the inside.
I sewed my frame in with some green pearl cotton.
Such a great size, and such a great pattern. I think when I make more, the only thing I'll change is to sew the lining with a bit more generous seam allowances. It's a little poofy in there, and I like my linings to be a bit more snug and fitted. A little bit larger seam allowances would take care of that I think. :)
Thank you so much for stopping by!
Purchase the pattern here. And 3" sew-in frames are available in a variety of shops, but I purchased mine at I Have a Notion. All the purses made during the hop are also being pinned on Pinterest: UR Priceless Coin Purse Blog Hop.
It turned out fabulous, great job Diane!
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ReplyDeleteThe purses are all so pretty...and very useful as well. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteit is really cute!
ReplyDeleteYour pouch is so adorable! Thanks for the suggestion about the lining's seam allowance.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty coin purse, love the fabric! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute little coin purse , you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous purse!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your pretty little purse!
ReplyDeleteYour purse turned out great. Love the fabric you chose.
ReplyDeleteYour coin purse turned out great. Love the fabric you chose.
ReplyDeleteIt is so cute. You did an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!!!
ReplyDeleteHI! THE LITTLE PURSE IS JUST LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteI'D LIKE TO MAKE ONE SIMILAR!
THANKS FOR SHARING!
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Great job! Thanks for the tip and for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in that fabric. Excellent choice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Erin McMorris so much !! And your little purse is so cute. Feel free to make one for me :)
ReplyDeleteSweet little purse, great fabric choice!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet your little spring-feeling coin purse! I like it very much!
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric choice! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteYour little purse is so pretty! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is so darling!
ReplyDeleteHi!!! They are adorable!!! Wouldn't a hundred of them sitting around be too cute!!!! Thanks for the fun!!!!
ReplyDeletePretty choice of fabrics...thanks for sharing :o)
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteA really lovely purse! Aren't they fun to make?
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the coraly-red of that flower. Many bloggers have said the same thing--these little purses are addictive! I am looking forward to making one :O)
ReplyDeletevery cute, thanks for sharing ☺
ReplyDeleteLove your fabric so pretty and bright, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like your fabric choice, perfect for a little purse. Thanks for the tip on the lining seam allowance.
ReplyDeleteCute! Such a fun little purse!
ReplyDeleteGood job, love the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteLovely coin purse. I sewed the linning by hand before sewing with the machine.
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric choices. Nice and cherry. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty little purse,and I love the pop of blue for the lining.
ReplyDeleteDiane, your coin purses are sew Priceless! I like the tip for the lining. Thanks for sharing...Judith, Texas
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! I love your fabric choices. Thanks for sharing your creation with us today.
ReplyDeleteThat fabric makes up into such a cute little coin trap.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty little purse. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like the linings a little snu too. Makes it easier to find things! Great looking purse!
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Rosemary B here:
ReplyDeleteadorable purses and really really great fabrics you chose!
Thank you for sharing your creativity
Lovely little purses. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat is a darling coin purse. Thanks for telling us about the lining tip; sounds like a good idea. I am grateful to you for sharing with me and all the other hoppers.
ReplyDeleteDiane, the La Dee Da fabric is great! Thanks for sharing your tips...they are helpful.
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Kelly
Your purse is lovely ... such pretty fabric!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and cheery coin purse! And yes, this coin purse really was one that I would easily make lots of...it is just so hard to pick which fun fabric to do it with! :o)
ReplyDeleteBlessings & Aloha!
I am home from visiting our first little grandbaby! Wish I could have stayed longer! But I am trying now to catch up with all the wonderful posts on this blog hop. Still on Day 4 with my visits!
what gorgeous purses, the fabrics are lovely!
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