Showing posts with label Herbs embroidery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Herbs embroidery. Show all posts

Saturday, May 31, 2025

Sew Powerful Purse #107 (2025)

I found one more flap I had made with the hand embroidered herb in a pot. This one must have been hiding in the bag of flaps I had made 😄. All done now.

I used crayon to color the pot and the leaves. A few added buttons. I sprayed with Scotch Guard to help keep it clean.

flap up showing front pocket
I used upcycled denim jeans for the purse body.

back pocket
Made a back pocket.

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Friday, May 9, 2025

Sew Powerful Purses #84-86 (2025)

Here are the last 3 purses of hand embroidered Herbs with crayon added. All of these have upcycled denim jean bodies. All flaps were sprayed with Scotch Guard. Donating these to Sew Powerful.


flaps up showing front of purses

back pockets
Back pockets.

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Thursday, May 8, 2025

Sew Powerful Purses #81-83 (2025)

Another 3 embroidered herb flaps with crayon added. 2 with upcycled denim jean purse bodies. These will be donated to Sew Powerful.


flaps up showing fronts

backs with pockets

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Tuesday, May 6, 2025

Sew Powerful Purses #78-80 (2025)

Years and years ago I started doing these (and 6 more) herb embroidery from an Aunt Martha iron on herb embroidery pattern. I thought I might make a quilt or several small quilts with them. I started a few and they sat for years. I found them later and colored parts with crayon and finished the embroidery on the ones that hadn't been stitched yet.  I thought these would look great for purse flaps for the Sew Powerful purses that I make to donate to girls in Zambia, so that's what they all are now. 

I sprayed them with Scotch Guard to help keep them cleaner. I hope it worked as the spray was more foamy than spray. I hadn't used it much before and it never really sprayed well, even shaking the can as directed.

I am glad I made these into purse flaps as they look pretty good and are going to a good cause too.

3 hand embroidered purse flaps with crayon and herbs embroidery

flaps up showing denim jeans front pockets
2 with upcycled denim jeans, including the front pockets from the jeans, which adds bonus pockets to the front.

backs with pockets
The back denim jeans pockets too. I cut the back out with the pockets still attached. I used to remove the pockets and sew them back on so they would be straighter, since back jean pockets are at a slight angle when you wear them. It's easier to leave them attached.

I have 6 more made with different herbs that I will share soon too.
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