Purse Patterns, etc
When you're approaching one of the challenges here, you can always use a pattern.
There are lots of indie companies out there other than the big four (Simplicity, Butterick, McCalls, Vogue).
One of my favorite sites for Japanese fabric, is Super Buzzy.
You can buy Japanese purse patterns that aren't the same worn out designs--they are fresh, fun, and worth a try.
These sewing patterns are by designer Etsuko Furuya, for Echino Fabrics:
Boston Bag
These bags are especially stunning in the gorgeous selections of Echino fabrics (I would love to have them all!)
Laptop Bag
Messenger Bag
And of course we all know that Japanese Craft Books are the creme de la creme.
I am drooling over this one, Favorite Fabric Bags
The site also sells supplies for making bags, such as these cute
cherry bag handles
There are lots of indie companies out there other than the big four (Simplicity, Butterick, McCalls, Vogue).
One of my favorite sites for Japanese fabric, is Super Buzzy.
You can buy Japanese purse patterns that aren't the same worn out designs--they are fresh, fun, and worth a try.
These sewing patterns are by designer Etsuko Furuya, for Echino Fabrics:
Boston Bag
These bags are especially stunning in the gorgeous selections of Echino fabrics (I would love to have them all!)
Laptop Bag
Messenger Bag
And of course we all know that Japanese Craft Books are the creme de la creme.
I am drooling over this one, Favorite Fabric Bags
The site also sells supplies for making bags, such as these cute
cherry bag handles
posted by woof nanny at
10:11 PM
3 Comments:
This is very useful, thanks, I am going to go and take a closer look.
I'm loving my first visit at your blog! I can't wait to visit all of the other "Purse People" blogs that you have listed. Really a great blog!
Did I tell you've I've actually been to SuperBuzzy to pick up my fabric?! So much cuteness in that one place!
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