With my crazy schedule where I try to fit in teaching in highschool, running and going to the gym, enjoying family time, cooking, gardening, stitching, quilting and reading, I am always on the lookout, in the quilting books I buy, for little items that can be made quite quickly... because nothing can replace a sweet handmade token of friendship.
Blue/grey bottom for the red pinch purse.
In Maggie's latest book, I immediately fell in love with the pinch purse. What a cute sewing accessory! It is the perfect tiny gift and this little three-sided pinch purse is great to tuck in a thimble, a few needles and a bit of thread when you are on the go.
The technique to make this pinch purse is the same as the one I learned in class with Maggie last April in Nantes when I made the pea-pod.
Red bottom for the blue pinch purse.
I made two of these last week and it won't be long before I make another one for me ;-)
Until later,
I just love your pinch purse, David! It looks so easy to make too.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's easy and fun!
DeleteThey are gorgeous David, what a lovely post and I hope the recipients adore your special gift.
ReplyDeleteYes, they did ;-)
DeleteOh wow beautiful. I haven't seen a pinch purse in years! Great memory for me as my aunt always pulled out to buy me a piece of candy at the neighborhood store. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteKathie
Never thought I would bring back memories with this post but SO happy it has ;-)
DeleteA friend gave me one earlier in the year. Yours are looking wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAren't they cute little accessories? And they are fun to make
DeleteI am also getting ready to start Tavern House ;-)
ReplyDeleteVraiment super sympa et toujours dans un esprit bien country !
ReplyDeleteTu as raison Losri! C'est vraiment country! J'adore tout ce que fait Maggie.
DeleteJe suis en train de faire le "19th Century-inspired Wool hearth Rug" du livre Buttonwood Farm et ensuite je me lance dans le Bloc Du Mois "Tavern House" qui va débuter en février ;-)
They are gorgeous David your pinch purse,I saw them ones with a embroidery, that's is very nice too!
ReplyDeleteHave an great weekend, Evelyne
Thank you Evelyne. There are many ways to personalize these pinch-purses : embroidery, appliqués... So fun to make ;-)
Deletehave a great weekend too.
Love your pinch purses, they take me back to my childhood, had one as a child, a horrible green, shiny, plastic one :-)! Now these... are just so sweet!
ReplyDeleteDon't like plastic either! Wool, velvet, linen and cotton are all perfect for this new version of oldies ;-)
DeleteExcellent ! j'adore tes petits écrins pour ranger les dés... je suis complètement fan.
ReplyDeleteBisxxx et doux week-end.
La création de Maggie est vraiment originale. Bon week-end à toi aussi ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt's a adorable, David, well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you Giovanna ;-) Happy holiday season :-) I miss the London classes...
DeleteThanks for sharing your finished purse with us. Even though I have her book, it's always inspiring to see another interpretation...very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteJ'ai réalisé un thimblecase lorsque je prenais des cours de patch il y a qq années. Je pense qu'il doit s'agir du même ouvrage en un peu plus grand, non ? C'est une excellente idée en tout cas et avec des lainages... j'adore ! Je note l'idée, merci David
ReplyDeleteLovely. Haven´t heard of Maggie, before but now I have to get this book. Thanks for showing.
ReplyDeleteThe style of Maggy's creation is primitive. I'm sure you will lik ewhat she does.
DeleteUn adorable petit écrin "so country".
ReplyDeleteBon & Doux week-end avec ta petite famille David.
Merci beaucoup... un weekend avec mes filles et mon épouse. Ramassage de feuilles au jardin, une tarte de légumes à midi, une tarte à la rhubarbe cet après-midi avec un bon thé de Noël et maintenant un peu de broderie au ruban... le bonheur ;-) Un très beau weekend à toi aussi.
DeleteCute purse, congratulations
ReplyDeleteYour pinch purse is so cute !
ReplyDeleteJ'adore ! Merci pour la source, je vais commander ce livre.