Whenever I have spare time (which is mostly while I am waiting for my kiddos in the car) I make fabric folded flowers, yo-yo's and such from scraps. I have a small box I keep in my car with such small projects.
Those embellishments come in handy when I want to decorate a random project. I will show you an example.
I found this coin purse at a thrift store several months ago for a dollar. It was mint condition, and I love Gamaguchi coin purse (Gama-guchi is a Japanese word for mouth of frog) I couldn't pass it up.
While I couldn't really work on a big project, I gave a little makeover to this little missy.
Before...
After...
I love it! Don’t you?
So sweet.
ReplyDeletethis looks adorable
ReplyDeleteSimply Amazing..You are very smart Sachiko..
ReplyDeleteAll the best for your health matters!
Take care ~
Yes, I do love it! :)
ReplyDeleteHow darling is that? Love the little roses as well, so sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteThis purse is really lovely. What a great idea to spend the time, while you just waiting for crafting!
ReplyDeleteYES, YES I love it it too! That is adorable!
ReplyDelete°Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out so pretty! Love what just an embellishment can do! :)
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I need to take a day and make a lot of embellishments.
ReplyDeleteThrough your example I am learning to see how to transform ordinary objects. Wow!!
ReplyDeleteIt is co cute,makeover is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!It looks like brand new!
ReplyDeleteSo simple yet so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow--adorable!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI love your blog. You add the most adorable embellishments and have really inspired me to look differently at plain items/clothes that bored me. Also, your personal story about your medical struggles and your faith have been a real help to me in my own life with my own struggles.
So, I've nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award I received last week. Congrats!
See this post for the rules: http://amykeeley.wordpress.com/2012/01/09/ive-been-nominated/
I hope you accept.
I'll never look at a coin purse/bag the same way! What a fantastic idea! Thanks 4 sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe purse is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove!!! You are so talented and I love your taste!! Please continue to take good care of yourself. Best wishes, Amy***
ReplyDeleteI've really enjoy all your tutorials. You have encouraged your readers to be creative ..but also accomplish the tasks using simple methods. Thank you very much for sharing. I hope you are doing well and in good health.
ReplyDeleteWonderful colours!!
ReplyDeletePrecious!!! I need to start making yo-yos!
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful now, much better!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Tatyana
So sweet Sachiko, I'm your fan from Italy! M.Grazia
ReplyDeleteDo I love it? Absolutely!
ReplyDeleteWill on constantly be on the lookout for those change purses everytime I go "junkin' ".
You got it!
Am I'm glad you are super talented and shared that masterpiece with us? Without a doubt!
THANKS!!!
I keep looking at all your beautiful floral pieces and wanting to try, but I'm afraid I'm too chicken. Is such a thing reasonable for a novice to try?
ReplyDeleteWow, super! Keep on rolling:)!
ReplyDeleteThat’s very impressive! You were able to give a new look to your old coin purse. With a creative mind, there’s nothing you can’t do. I’m going to try and give my coin purse a makeover too. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDelete-Harriett Faulks
Sweater super diy 😙
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