I dusted off my vintage Bernina sewing machine which I LoVe but have ignored for awhile. Inspired by my obsession with Amy Butler prints and purses, I bought this Velma Bag pattern and super cute Amy Butler fabric from a terrific Etsy shop...Fabricsupplies. I wanted to use this cute purse at my nephew's upcoming wedding on Saturday at Kahala Hotel & Resort.
When the fabric and pattern arrived, I was soooo excited. I washed all the fabric, went out and bought everything else I would need, and then started cutting out the pieces. It's been YEARS since I've sewn a pattern and I was a bit nervous that I would screw this up.
Isn't this the Cutest?!Realizing that I needed to get it done and soon, I carried out my trusty machine and just dove into the project. Before I knew it, it was past 12 midnight and I was almost done. I couldn't believe how simple this pattern was to sew. The instructions are so easy to follow and they have helpful pictures.
My Trusty Vintage Bernina Sewing MachineI completed the strap this morning, added my vintage looking chartreuse flower brooch to the front as a girly girl touch, and Voila! The purse is complete and ready for me to use. Yayyyy!
For those afraid to start sewing again, here's your manta for this week: "if Stacy can do it, then I can too. "
P.S. Here's the next Amy Butler project I'm going to attack. I bought the same fabric as seen in the photo.
The Next Project
2 comments:
Great bag!! Amy Butler sure has great fabric! I am checking that etsy store out!
Ooo. A vintage sewing machine! I'm so jealous, I've been wanting one that I can actually make things on for a while even though I am such a terrible sewer.
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