A tiny, handmade gift
January 10, 2013
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23 comments:
Wow! This is so cool! I was thinking about trying to find a tutorial to sew a small zippered pouch to hold a few small items, but not this small!
Aww, that is SO CUTE!!
Mum
Holy cow - I didn't even know you could sew things that small! So so so cute!
Hey, I really didn't want to write an email just to say something stupid...
i just found this orange sewing kit and the moment i saw it i was like omg that so how about orange ahahahhaha
http://straightstitchsociety.com/patterns/apples-to-oranges-sewing-kit/
:) hope you like it
~paula
Oh so cute! love the colours too!
Perfect for little treasures :-)
that is so cute :)
Perfect for a bit of loose change on a keyring by the looks of it. or is it too small? I used to have a mini leather keyring coin purse that could fit four £1 coins perfectly and I could do with something similar for bus fare now.. I might have to make one of these!
How can anything be so cute, so well made and so clever! Lucky you! I wouldn't have the patience to make one, (and zippers and I are in war anyway!)...
If you can find the magazine Cotton Time anywhere they normally have really cute ideas for these little purses. It is one of the best craft magazines available at the moment (although it is written in Japanese!!)
Such a cute little purse, I wish I had a friend like yours.
That is so so sweet and intricate!
Lovely; lovely :)
So beautiful! You want to sew such tiny treasures? It's almost a year ago that I found the DIY-instructions for macaron coin purses by craftpassion.
http://www.craftpassion.com/2012/01/macaron-coin-purse.html
I was so addicted and I still am :) that I wrote German instructions:
http://fadenspielundfingerwerk.blogspot.de/2012/02/luxemburgerlis-mal-ganz-anders.html
http://fadenspielundfingerwerk.blogspot.de/2012/02/luxemburgerlis-2.html
Gorgeous! But what do you use it for?
Paula, that sewing kit is adorable! Particularly the orange. :)
Kim, a few quarters for the parking meter? A pair of earrings while traveling? A tiny love note? I'm not sure, but it's so cute I don't even care.
That is so, so cute! I love mini things.
That's a really cute purse. I've lived in Japan for a while and loved all the cute stuff like that.
I once tried to sew something similar, slightly bigger, but I'm not very good with the sewing machine yet, so it turned out rather ugly ;)
Wow, it's so tiny! Love it!
Soooo cute! I've seen a tutorial of one that's not so well made, but the link you've provided is really really cute and I love the idea that you could hide a ring inside it - I guess it could be a seriously cute way to wrap a present - otherwise, it's not that useful lol - but that would be REALLY cool. Pinned it in case I feel like... gifting myself a ring (oh ok, or someone else) ;)
That is the cutest! Wow.
Liz
http://liz-makes.blogspot.com/
Oh! So adorably, painfully cute!
Thank you for all the comments! My mom is very surprised to read your reactions. She is a quilter and teaching sewing. This item seems popular among quilters in Japan now.
This is sooooooooo cute!!!! <3
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