Last updated: 11/20/11 |
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Free Coin Purse Patterns - Over 30 designs
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| Mini Coin Purse Cotton and Cloud |
| Mic-o-Pear Coin Purse Craft Passion |
| Milk Money Coin Purse I Like Orange |
| Zip Itself Coin Purse Craft Passion |
| Ruffle Coin Purse Robert Kaufman |
| Triangle Coin Purse Craft Passion |
| DIY Coin Purse Anne Kata |
| Coin Purse Keychain Obsessively Stitching |
| Kitty Coin Purse Craft Passion |
| Snappy Coin Purse Sew Timeless |
| Tiger Coin Purse Craft Passion |
| Pretty Little Framed Purses Moda Bake Shop |
| Simple Coin Pouch Tiffany Harvey |
| Ruffled Coin Pouch w/Zipper Everything Etsy |
| A Sweet Coin Purse Distant Pickles |
| Ruffle Coin Purse Clover and Violet |
| Very Simple Coin Purse Craftster.org |
| Juice Pouch Coin Purse Obsessively Stitching |
| Lunch Money Coin Purse Petite Purls |
| 36 of the best free Coin Purse Patterns & Tutorials on the web! |
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Let’s make coin purses! Here you’ll find over thirty adorable coin purse patterns and tutorials collected from all over the
web. Make zippered coin purses, metal frame coin purses, snap-front coin purses and more!
And because most coin purses are quite small, they're perfect for using up those small bits of fabric you may have leftover
from other projects.
And to give your coin purse added strength, consider applying a layer of fusible interfacing to your fabric pieces before
sewing them together. Just remember that fusible interfacing can stiffen fabric. Therefore, test the interfacing first by
applying it to scraps of your purse fabric to make sure you like the look and feel of the two layers together. And you may
want to use a woven interfacing instead of a non-woven interfacing, which will move and drape better with your fabric.
Another way to give your coin purse added strength is to add a lining to it.
And because coin purses are often small, be especially accurate when cutting out your fabric pieces. A piece that’s cut
just slightly off – a bit inside or outside of the cutting line - can make a noticeable difference in the look of your finished
purse or result in pieces that don’t fit together right.
web. Make zippered coin purses, metal frame coin purses, snap-front coin purses and more!
And because most coin purses are quite small, they're perfect for using up those small bits of fabric you may have leftover
from other projects.
And to give your coin purse added strength, consider applying a layer of fusible interfacing to your fabric pieces before
sewing them together. Just remember that fusible interfacing can stiffen fabric. Therefore, test the interfacing first by
applying it to scraps of your purse fabric to make sure you like the look and feel of the two layers together. And you may
want to use a woven interfacing instead of a non-woven interfacing, which will move and drape better with your fabric.
Another way to give your coin purse added strength is to add a lining to it.
And because coin purses are often small, be especially accurate when cutting out your fabric pieces. A piece that’s cut
just slightly off – a bit inside or outside of the cutting line - can make a noticeable difference in the look of your finished
purse or result in pieces that don’t fit together right.
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| Cute Japanese Coin Purse Purlbee |
| Zippered Coin Purse Sew Sally |
| Patchwork Coin Purse Crafty CPA |
| Oilcloth Coin Purse Freshly Pickled |
| Mini Backpack Coin Purse Sew Me Something Good |
| Lovely Liberty Coin Purse Purlbee |
| Simple Drawstring Coin Purse Between the Lines |
| Flexi [Fabric] Stash Coin Purse U-handbag |
| Small Wallet or Coin Purse Sew Christine |
| Anthro Asterid Coin Purse Knockoff Flamingo Toes |
| Fully Lined Zippered Coin Purse Craft and Fabric Links |
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Sewing Quick Tips:
Tip #1: Because dust is bad for sewing machines, keep your machine covered when it’s not being
used. You can buy an inexpensive plastic cover or you can make your own. It’s a simple thing
you can do that could save you potential problems in the long run.
Tip #2: Mark the right sides of your fabric pieces whenever the right side isn’t obvious. This is to
avoid accidentally reversing a piece and ending up with “two left sides” of a garment piece. You
can mark the right side of your fabric with pieces of tape, pins, or chalk.
Tip #1: Because dust is bad for sewing machines, keep your machine covered when it’s not being
used. You can buy an inexpensive plastic cover or you can make your own. It’s a simple thing
you can do that could save you potential problems in the long run.
Tip #2: Mark the right sides of your fabric pieces whenever the right side isn’t obvious. This is to
avoid accidentally reversing a piece and ending up with “two left sides” of a garment piece. You
can mark the right side of your fabric with pieces of tape, pins, or chalk.