Wednesday, November 7, 2012

UR Priceless

UR Priceless!

You can’t eat just one potato chip or make just one UR Priceless Coin Purse! Unfortunately you can run out of handles!
I have 3 finished purses, 4 sans handles and 1 on the machine because I forgot to cut enough side pieces. And many more planned. This purse was way too much fun to make- and I hate to hand sew. I did enjoy putting the handles on - maybe because the holes were there to guide me? I used coats and clark machine quilting thread and had no problem except when I got the thread caught on the clasp.



My first purse (actually it was the first one I planned to make but I actually made it toward the end)   is already in Oklahoma with a very dear dear friend. After hearing the title of this hop, how could I *NOT* make a purse out of this fabric?  I bought a ton of it- maybe I will make a matching bag?


Stanley had to check it out- He noticed the
handle was made with the clasp not centered!
After my initial confusion of the first few steps – (I tried to pin it sideways and it took me an hour to figure out what I was doing wrong.) Madam Samm’s instructions were amazing and fun to follow (the confusion was ALL me –had nothing to do with the instructions.)

I bet it would be fun to take a class from her in real life!

 
This is Breast Cancer Pink Ribbon Fabric
but I didn't notice the ribbons were hidden- I should have fussy cut it
 
my pretty little purses all in a row


This was actually the first one I made

sorry about the wreath bits in the backgrounds



Pretty little purses all in a row


bottoms up!
inside of the owl purses
I used upholstery fabric from a swatch board (that I found at a yard sale) for the sides of the owls and butterflies. I bought rick rack to put with the black and white checked ones but haven’t added it yet.



As you can see, I am in the midst of crafting
 for our Bazaar- I made 3 wreaths in-between
blogging and pictures

owls close up









Thank you Katherine and Madam Samm for hosting this Priceless Hop- U 2 R 2  2 priceless!
You can check out the Pinterest page here and get the entire schedule here!
Make sure to visit these other priceless peeps:

 

77 comments:

  1. Love all your pretty little purses all in a row! The fabric you used for for friend is priceless. Thank you for sharing. Off to see if I can find that fabric!
    jbechosend at sbcglobal dot net

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  2. Such sweet coin purses, Bobbie. Yes, making them is as addictive! You chose such fun fabrics to make yours, I especially like the breast cancer pink ribbon fabric with that black/white gingham. Awesome!

    Thanks so much for being a part of the hop.

    U 2 R Priceless!

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  3. Lovely purses! And yes, they are very addictive, once you get started you can't stop.

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  4. What lovely fabrics you've used - love the bottoms up picture. These little purses have been such fun to make and see all the different versions.

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  5. Very nice, and yes they are fun!!

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  6. Brilliant - well done and so many purses!

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  7. Your coin purses are an awesome addition to todays hop! Great job!

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  8. You really caught the coin purse fever, what a great result, I love your coin purses, thanks for showing!

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  9. Great purses! Stanley and my cat need to get together to compare notes! Thanks for sharing!

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  10. Your purses are awesome. Thanks for sharing

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  11. See, I too think I want to make a BUNCH of these, but I think I need to find the clasps in bulk. I don't think I can afford them at $5.00 each. LOL. I'll go broke.

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  12. Hi Bobbie...yes you made it your own...each one as colorful as your personality...

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  13. So made so many! Good for you! They are all fantastic.

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  14. I think they have become addictive for many people. Loved seeing all your sweet little purses.

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  15. They are all so pretty. My favourite is the butterfly one.

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  16. Great little coin purses!!

    I'm hosing a coin purse frame giveaway on my blog:

    http://splittingstitches.blogspot.com/

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  17. You definitely caught the coin purse bug...I love your little purses!

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  18. Hi!!! They are all so sweet!!! Love the pics of them sitting in a role!!!! Thanks for the fun!!!












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  19. Wow! I only made tow! Love the colors!

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  20. Wonderful fabric choices and a beautiful job you did. Judy C

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  21. They are pretty cute. Love them all.

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  22. Fantastic line up of some of the sweetest purses so far :)

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  23. They all turned out great, all lined up in a row, fabulous!

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  24. Very very sweet - you made some awesome little purses!

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  25. Great purses!
    Thank you for sharing!

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  26. Great purses and it sounds like you are having great fun making them. Thanks for sharing!

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  27. Sew sweet! Looks like you caught the priceless bug. Thank you for sharing....Judith, Texas

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  28. They are just darling! thanks for sharing your parade of purses!

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  29. All your little purses are adorable.

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  30. Bobbie, you did a beautiful job on those very cute purses! That butterfly fabric is lovely and the owls are darling! I think you'll have to make many more if you are making them for a bazaar, because they will sell fast!

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  31. These are all so darling! The owl print is quite cute. Great job -- thanks for sharing! :)

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  32. Love your creations - thanks for sharing them with us!

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  33. I am partial to gingham these days, so those were my faves. Okay, I am convinced I am going to have to try these.

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  34. How could anyone make a choice...I love them all

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  35. these are some precious little purses. I love the butterfly one it's contempory, but the others with the beautiful fabrics and contrast sides are adorable too

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  36. They are all so pretty! Stanley seems to think so too! Great job!

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  37. What sweet wee purses! Thans so much for sharing with us all.

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  38. Your coin purses turned out great! Love the picture with Stanley. It looks like he's your quality inspector. LOL

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  39. Great purses! You're right - they ARE addictive!

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  40. Great job! These look addictive! Thanks for sharing!

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  41. Yes, these little purses are totally addictive. It's such fun to use many different fabrics to really get different looks. Thanks for sharing yours.

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  42. your absoutely right about the potato chips and the coin purses, one pice is never ever enough *lol*
    lovely purses!
    Liebe Grüße
    Bente
    I like to QuiltBlog ☺

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  43. Nice job! They all look so cute.

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  44. You were a busy gal making so many cute little purses! Way to go.

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  45. Very nicely done! I have the same cut Joann owl fabric!

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  46. Pretty little purses,all! Love the first one you made the best!

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  47. It was fun seeing what you did. They are very cute.

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  48. hi sweetie pie lets try this again.... love the futterflies and owls. very cute

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  49. Rosemary B here:
    very cute purses, I love the fabrics you chose and the combinations turned out marvelous
    Thank you so much for sharing your creativity

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  50. These are definitely priceless. They are adorable..I have purchased the pattern. Any suggestions where to purchase the handles online?

    Thank you for sharing!
    God Bless!

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  51. Love your cute little purses. It is fun to see what you used for the inside too.

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  52. wow! you did so good. These are spectacular.

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  53. I can see that making these is addicting and I am almost afraid to start one. Yours are so adorable and I loved the owl one. Thanks for sharing.

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  54. Addictive for sure Bobbie! What a wonderful parade of little coin purses...great job! Thanks for sharing in the blog hop. Happy stitching, Pauline

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  55. Fun, fun, fun little purses! I love the purses in a row and the bottom's up photo! Made me smile. Thanks for sharing.

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  56. Perfect size for kitty kibble, huh?

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  57. Great job! Such fun purses. Love the market day and butterfly...and who can resist red/black with cream/white. Thanks sorry sharing.

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  58. How fun! Thanks for sharing your creations with us today.

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  59. Very cute purses...and fun fabrics...thanks for sharing!

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  60. You are SEW right...they are addictive! And they give you a perfect reason for playing in your stash, mixing and matching colors and designs. Your choices are perfect! Thanks for sharing.

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  61. Love all of them. Thanks for sharing.

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  62. Such a fun post and great purses! (And I agree!!! like eating a potato chip...ya just cant make one!)

    Blessings & Aloha!
    I am at our daughter, son in law, and grandbaby's home visiting, but wanted to stop by and check out the amazing coin purses!

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  63. Those are too cute!! I think I wanna make some of these for toddlers. Mine is always wanting something to keep his 'pennies' in, and his regular Spiderman wallet doesn't work. You did a great job, as always!!

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  64. Those are some lovely little purses. Love the bright colours you've used on some of them! Thanks for sharing.

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  65. Such cute purses! love them all!
    hulseybg@gmail.com

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  66. I see you got carried away too...they sure are fun to make. Thanks for sharing your beautiful coin purses with us.

    Smiles,
    Kelly

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  67. I like that you took a picture of the bottom vieww, too.

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