Inspired by the shape of a favorite purse I own, this purse was my first "big" project in vinyl (and by big I mean in size of the individual item, not in scope of the entire project). I found the vinyl difficult to work with because I couldn't get my machine into the little nooks and crannies at the bottom of the purse very well. Also, the thread was a mess. I adjusted the tension quite a bit, but in the end it seemed to be more luck than science. Other than those hiccups, I'm pleased with how cute the purse turned out. I think the flower/bow (inspired by the flower on my favorite flats) makes the purse, but I also love the green vinyl (from Design Company Fabrics) and the fun black and white Alexander Henry fabric (from JoAnn). This purse was for my sister-in-law, Melanie.
Hi, I'm Brittany. I've been crafting since I was a little girl, thanks to my mother's encouragement and constant supply of materials. My current occupation is the mothering and homeschooling of three: two boys and a girl. When I have time for creating I like to sew, draw, paint, and paper craft. I love ballet, swing dancing, education, reading, documenting every breathing moment of my kids' lives, living my religion, and hanging out with family and friends (especially my awesome marito).
Sometimes it seems I take out more stitches than I sew. Hence, my trusty seam ripper is always handy. My talented brother Will Kindrick created the "Jack the Seam Ripper" image for my blog. I love him! Thank you!
Phesine (Fess-EEN) is a nickname I made up and constantly used on everything and everyone when I was 13. It comes from the name Josephine. I originally used it for my cousin Joseph, but it soon spread like poison oak until it was the nickname of anyone I was friends with, including my siblings, myself, and my kneeboard.
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