To me, this orange vinyl clutch looks like a mod summer accessory that Hermes would design. I love how sleek and expensive it looks - straight seams and minimal stitching is the key.
Yesterday I showed you my fold-over clutch with contrasting top zipper (love them!) but do you remember the royal blue clutch that started it all last year? I carry it all the time and it still looks as good as the day I made it. Marine vinyl is a fabulous material to work with!
I had some orange material left over, so I made myself a little case that I can clip to my belt loop when I just want to run to the grocery store. It holds my iPhone and a Botanical Interests seed packet case that I use to hold my ID, Visa and $20.
I know, I say seed packet case as if that is a known commodity, right? It is just a little something that makes sense to me. Botanical Interests seed packets are beautiful, why wouldn't you up-cycle them into something for your purse?
I cover them in plastic tape and then sew on triangular vinyl flaps that I made. The perfect clasp is a circle of adhesive Velcro. They are where beautiful and interesting meet.
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The beauty of everyday life - photographs, thoughts and ideas from Anne Reeves.
Showing posts with label marine vinyl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marine vinyl. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
DIY Marine Vinyl Clutches
Marine vinyl, where have you been all my life? I have been on an almost obsessive sewing binge, making myself accessories out of marine vinyl. This glorious, sturdy and wipe-off-able material is available in large rolls at JoAnn Fabrics. I usually buy a yard and then make accessories until I run out.
By choosing a zipper in a contrasting color, you can really bring a bit of life to a classic silhouette.
By choosing a zipper in a contrasting color, you can really bring a bit of life to a classic silhouette.
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