And that's why I couldn't stay away from the metal frame pouch craze for long! I showed two of these recently in my Pretty {Little} Pouch swap post and my Make Mine Modern swap post. The third pouch was one of my practice pouches, which I gave to my running partner. (It's ok, she's sciency too, so she can appreciate the need for experimentation.)
The linings (sorry about the blurry picture!):
There was a fourth pouch. Well, actually it was the first pouch that I made. But Addy laid claim to it, so it's no doubt buried in one of her 500 purses at this point!
These were really fun to make, and I still have a few more frames left. Not only did I buy these 3" round frames, but I also got a few rectangular frames to play with. I think these will make great Christmas gifts!
I bought my frames from this etsy shop.
And I highly recommend this glue (and that etsy shop. I bought from them-free shipping and I had the glue in less than a week! From the UK!).
In case I haven't succeeded in pushing the metal frame pouch
Go ahead, you know you want to.
6 comments:
They are so cute!! Thanks so much for the links - I've been wanting to make these but I've been looking for the frames.
*shakes fist* Darn you, Enabler!
Those are adorable. I really like the colored balls on the frames. Adds a little extra pop. I so want to learn to make these. Off to check out the links now. Thanks!
You can send the middle one to me! Or just make me a different one :)
will you be posting a tutorial? theses are super cute!!!
Nikki...I'm a pursaholic...I just posted my second design...It's soooo addictive...I also go to furniture shops and get the old leather samples, these are great for purses.
I luv the shape of yours & have ordered my coloured knob frames.
I'll never aford to visit the states if I keep crafting...HEHE
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