The purse pattern is from Mama Spark...Thank you Pam for posting the directions!
I quilted the Tinkerbell fabric with a new to me pantograph, Plumage. 
One thing I did realize after a couple of sets of purses and accessories is that, if the motif is smaller then you have more of a chance of 'seeing it' in the final product. The Tinkerbells fell on the backside of the wonder wallet and the tissue cozy. I was able to figure out and cut the Tinkerbell fabric so Tink is on the front (and upside up!) of the zippered coin purse. DD is such a sweetie that she is excited to have it done and doesn't mind 'where you see Tinkerbell'!With all the talk around blogland of the Olympics and many bloggers are either sewing back bindings or working on hand stitchery, I thought I would share my Olympic activity!
I've been watching and snacking on my own version of trail mix! Add a handful of cashews, handful of Golden Graham cereal, little more than a handful of raisins and a heaping handful of M&M's. Mix together, sit back and be WOW-ed by all the wonderful Olympic athletes that most likely don't sit on the couch and snack :)
One last note...the family is heading over to Michigan to participate in (different) family activities! DS will be with Grandpa cruising, DH will be waiting in the wings as the rescue team for the cruise and DD and I will be attending a birthday party! Things will be quiet for a few days...talk to you when we get back :)
6 comments:
Mama Spark...Remember? (LOL)
Glad you like it. I used some of the fabric you gave me for my birthday as the floor on my Halloween Jars quilt. I promise to post it soon!
thanks for sharing the link! The coin purse looks great!!
I love Tinkerbell's set. How adorable! Your snack mix sounds yummy!
Have a great time in Michigan!
The Tinkerbell things you have made are trully wonderfull, Thankyou
I love the purses and the panto, even though I'm not much of a tinkerbell fan myself.
I love Tink. How adorable. You did a great job. Have a great time. You deserve it. HUGS.
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