Can I jump on?
I was kind of overwhelmed by all of the chevron patterns taking over. And theeennnn I joined the crowd. Way to be original Susan - not. Oh well, I think I should get bonus points for construction even if
a million fifty other people made chevron projects this week.
I started with some extra placemats and the vintage fabric I won from
Country Chic Cottage a couple weeks ago.
Since
I'm boring I like making clutches, I decided to make another one. After a little creative cutting and piecing and I had the outside.
Lucky for me, the fabric was already interfaced! I assembled the clutch and then thought it needed a little something extra on the front so I added a ruffle. I hand stitched it on since the clutch was already finished and I didn't want the seam to show on the lining.
So the moral of this story is - if life gives you stripes, you can make chevrons. Also, in this case the lemons were free so I paid $0 for my new clutch!
So cute! I love the inside! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your title. So funny. I am happy to be your newest follower. Please stop by my blog for book club if you're interested.--connie, measuredbytheheart.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and following! I enjoyed looking around your blog! So many fun, neat projects!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out great! Not boring, creative:)
ReplyDeleteWOW it turned out great! love it!! you're so creative.
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower from Creative Bloggers' and Hop, I would love it if you could stop by and follow me back :)
Susan at http://tea-diary.blogspot.com
Love it! The clutch and your post! You're hysterical! Definitely a new follower and thanks for your sweet comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteYour clutch is pretty. Great job! Thanks for sharing this at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop :)
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite clutch so far :)
ReplyDeleteHaha nothing about clutches is boring! I love this idea! Thanks so much for sharing it with me!!
ReplyDeleteLove this clutch.
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