2 purses made with batik fabric scraps for the flaps. The purse on the left has an upcycled denim jeans body, while the purse on the right was made with a woven fabric that looks like it is a Mexican or Guatemalan style fabric, but I am not certain.
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| Using batik scraps, my fabric fabric scrap because of the bright colors batik fabrics have. I had a couple of small pieces that had Alaska printed on them, so I used it as a focal point. (I made another purse with the Alaska piece like this one too). |
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| Upcycled denim jeans purse body on the left and the woven print on the right. |
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| I added a jean pocket on the back of the purse on the left. I also appliquéd a flower on that pocket. A slip pocket was sewn to the purse on the right. |
2 more purses to donate to
Sew Powerful.
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