Curves, no problem. Magnetic snap, no problem. All that danged interfacing, no problem.
I live for small projects like this. All the fabric requirements under 1/4 yard, heck yes!
Liked it so much I made two :)
If I had this to do over I would probably change the flap fabric, did not realize how prominent it would be!
I am thrilled with the backs though, so glad I went with the matryoshka dolls.
The insides.... Still a little eh on the flap fabric and chickens together, too too much going on.
I'm not saying I don't still love the chickens, I do really, but maybe a little less of them would have been better!
I learned and used a solid for those lining pieces...
Nice, right?! So cute. I am taking Michelle's advice and working on a wallet pattern of my own :)
So, next month is the Perfectly Pleated Clutch, for reals this time! Still not looking forward to choosing fabric for this bag. Still predicting a train wreck!
6 comments:
these turned out cute and i'm glad you're going to design a wallet!! =)
These are ADORABLE. I gotta be honest, I don't really write checks, like ever, but if I did I would definitely want on of these! Really smashing job dear!
They turned out great!
I have featured your checkbook cover in my monthly inspiration post!
http://my-crafty-crap.blogspot.com/2011/04/beautiful-balance-checkbook-cover.html
I think we are long lost vintage soul sisters. :) just found your blog...I'm a vintage girl at heart and I scour estates and thrift shops for vintage paper. Just now opening shop! Your checkbook covers are adorable!
Oh, A, if you made a train wreck, it would still turn out awesome!!
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