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Measure Up! Coin Purse

Design by Julie Johnson

Finishing the Coin Purse

Sew Velcro closure on purse flap and
opening. Sew button on flap.
Fold the rounded flap upon itself about
2 1/2 inches and the bottom flap
upon itself about 3 1/2 inches
(Figure 3).

21/2"

Figure 1

31/2"

Sewing the Lining

Finished Size
Approximately 3 1/2 x 5 inches

Materials
1 60 inch tape measure
1 package of blue jean fusible
patches
3/4 inch of Velcro
1 button
General sewing supplies

Cut the denim patch to fit the tape

measure fabric plus 1/2 inch in
length. Fuse the blue jean patch
to the tape measure fabric. Wrap
the 1/2 inch over the front and
fuse into place.
Using a bowl or rounded object, mark
a rounded cutting line onto the tape
measure fabric as shown (Figure 2).
Trim along the curved line.

Sew the sides of the 3 1/2-inch flap

(the edge that isnt round).

1"

Sewing the Body of the

Coin Purse

Figure 3

Assembly

Cut the tape measure into 10 inch

lengths with the initial cut at least
1/4 inch from the metal clip.
Adjust your sewing machine to the
widest zigzag setting and a stitch
length of 2.
Align tape measure lengths side-byside with right sides up and zigzag
the 5 lengths together (Figure 1) to
create the tape measure fabric.

Figure 2

From Clotildes Sewing Savvy magazine, Copyright 2007 Clotildes Sewing Savvy magazine

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