A while back I saw a little change purse that someone had made in the shape of a circle and I thought that it was so cute. So I decided to make one in the shape of a heart! They are quick and easy to make- they just take a small amount of fabric. I have a lot of small zippers that I need to use up, too. (Okay, confession time here - one time I bought 100 seven-inch white zippers from eBay!) Now I was glad to use three of them!
I had made a quilt years ago for one of my nieces with this cute pink Paris-inspired fabric. I took out the box of fabric that was left over from the quilt and had a lot of fun using it in my projects.
You can use these little purses for change, lens caps for your camera, jump drive for your laptop, or for carrying extra keys. I think they would make a cute party favor for a girl's birthday party. What other uses can you think of for using them?
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Many Fabulous Fobs
When I was at the Quilt Show a few weeks ago, I picked up a pattern to make this fabric basket with handles. I also bought a package of mini charm squares that measure 2 1/2". I used the squares to make the basket with! It didn't take very long and was easy to make. I'm sure that I will be making more of these. I didn't quilt the lining on this basket, but I think that when I make the next one that I will. It needed to be a little thicker.
I recently saw an article in a sewing magazine that had these (Fabulous) Key Fobs in it and wanted to try making them. I had a hard time finding the hardware so I had to order it online. Then I had a hard time finding the webbing to fit the hardware! I ended up ordering that online, too. Of course the webbing that I ordered didn't match the size of the hardware, so I had to order MORE hardware. Then I had to order MORE of the webbing to fit the original sized fobs!
Now I have enough hardware to make 150 of these things! Ha ha! I couldn't have just ordered 10 or 25 of them. I mean, really- what crafter orders only 10 of something? I think that my family and friends are going to be getting assorted Key Fobs for presents- for EVERY occasion!
I really love the fabrics that I made these from. If you promise not to tell, these are the colorful fabrics that are in a quilt that I am working on for my niece- for her graduation! I ended up with way more fabric than I needed to finish up her quilt (do you notice a trend here?), so I need to do something with it. (You might be seeing more of it!)
I tried making the Fobs in two sizes. The smaller ones are just in case you don't want a large key holder in your purse. One for each key? What do you think?
I recently saw an article in a sewing magazine that had these (Fabulous) Key Fobs in it and wanted to try making them. I had a hard time finding the hardware so I had to order it online. Then I had a hard time finding the webbing to fit the hardware! I ended up ordering that online, too. Of course the webbing that I ordered didn't match the size of the hardware, so I had to order MORE hardware. Then I had to order MORE of the webbing to fit the original sized fobs!
Now I have enough hardware to make 150 of these things! Ha ha! I couldn't have just ordered 10 or 25 of them. I mean, really- what crafter orders only 10 of something? I think that my family and friends are going to be getting assorted Key Fobs for presents- for EVERY occasion!
I really love the fabrics that I made these from. If you promise not to tell, these are the colorful fabrics that are in a quilt that I am working on for my niece- for her graduation! I ended up with way more fabric than I needed to finish up her quilt (do you notice a trend here?), so I need to do something with it. (You might be seeing more of it!)
I tried making the Fobs in two sizes. The smaller ones are just in case you don't want a large key holder in your purse. One for each key? What do you think?
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