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Coin purse and key fob
Coin purse and key fob
Coin purse and key fob
Coin purse and key fob

Coin purse and key fob

Designer
Designer
Louise Nichols
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Pattern Guide
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Designer
Designer
Louise Nichols
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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About this pattern

After weeks spent creating lavish accessories to spruce up your home you're likely to be left with a bunch of gorgeous scraps that are just too pretty to throw away. Pull together your favourite pieces, or even some old garments you want rid of, and create this gorgeous key ring as a congratulatory gift for yourself and a tidy penny purse to store all the coins you've saved by making bits yourself!

Essentials

  • Fabric: scraps; felt, two colours; polyester
  • Felt, two co-ordinating colours
  • Ribbon
  • Fusible interfacing, medium
  • weight
  • Thread
  • Glue: fabric; super
  • Clip purse frame
  • Metal key ring

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    Create a key fob

    1. Cut an arch and rectangle from iron-on interfacing using the templates. Iron onto coordinating scraps and cut out following the sides of the interfacing. Pin the bottom edge of the arch to one of the long sides of the rectangle, right sides together. Machine stitch and press open the seam.

    2. Use the template to cutout a felt flower and position it on the arch sections, referring to the image. Secure with a dab of super glue and sew around the edges using small over stitches. Position the centre of the flower and fix into place, again using tiny over stitches.

    3. Cut a 6cm piece of ribbonand, using the template as a guide, secure into place with a dab of super glue. Set your sewing machine to a narrow zig-zag stitch and work down each edge of the ribbon. Lay the key fob shape flat on the backing fabric and cut around.

    4. Double over

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