photo by jenn lim

Now there’s a matching handbag to the Kisslock Frame Pouch that’s already in the shop. Woohoo! Thanks to Mrs. Lim for suggesting I make these matchies in time for the show.

I snapped some photos along the way, including one of Mrs. Lim helping me cut fabrics for the Lugs! She’s been a great help, coming over once a week lately to help me cut, cut and cut!

This week, it’s on to the Big Lugs and finishing up a batch of 20 kisslock frame pouches that the girls help me cut fabrics for over the weekend (more on that later).

Next week, more pillows and neck warmers. Pillows and neck warmers! With a short break of course for some turkey and quality time with the family. I can’t wait to see the goldens again too. It’s been too long! Depending how far along I am by then, my momma may find herself doing some last-minute thread snipping and tagging for the show while she’s up here. Poor momma! Mwah ha ha ha haaaaa…Similar Posts:

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I really enjoyed stitching up these little coin purses. My mom is addicted to purse frame pouches, which got me obsessing over them as well. So when I found this Joel Dewberry fabric, it sealed the deal and the Dollface Coin Purse was born.

This fabric is from Joel Dewberry‘s Ginger collection and is actually meant to be flower buds (the design is called “Modern Bud”), but I felt like the print was just dying to be turned upside-down to represent little doll faces instead. And racially diverse ones as well! There are white faces, yellow faces, brown…much like the little Playmobil guys (of which I particularly enjoy the “Asian Family” and “Mediterranean/Hispanic Family“). Heh heh.

To pick a Dollface Coin Purse up for yourself, head on over to that Etsy shop!Similar Posts:

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