I almost aways use bottom line in the bobbin for everything. I hate winding bobbins....disrupts the flow of things. So I will wind up about 12 bobbins with bottom line for power sewing. I love this thread as it lives forever in the bobbin.

That's purse is so cool. Saw that in a Sew News or Threads issue not too long ago. Love yours. Looks like a designer bag. You are so clever. Nice work.

What an interesting project! Love the look!

Neat bag!!

Great looking bag!

Lovely.....this is something I've been wanting to try

Oh NO !!!! New inspiration !!! LOL Just got knew ruffle and hemming foot to add fabric to shorter gowns. so.....playing with that right now. Really neat though ! enjoy

You did great job. Love it.

It turned out cute and I love the way the belt handel matched it. Good job.

Now, I LOVE that. Beautiful. Great job.

I love it, you did a great job.

What a great idea!!! And the bag is actually gorgeous! The yarn gives it some real character.

Very pretty job. A whole new avenue for you to go.

Really like what you did.

Love it. Your couching looks good. I need to try this.

Bernina does make a couching foot for their machines. I use it to do couching of yarns and ribbon. You don't have to worry about keeping the thread under the foot. It is fed into the sewing needle area. Great foot in my opinion.

Neat bag how big is it can I ask?? I love big bags for more stuff!!

Very cool. It does look like tapestry - even without the horse.

Very creative love the belt you used as the purse strap. I have looked at getting the FM couching foot and now that I have seen yours in action, I know that I want it.

Nice bag.

Very cool. It must have been fun to make.

Great creativity.

Very nice :thumbup: :thumbup:

Like the zipper on the handles nice touch.

I love your use of the baby yarn. Tried this foot out at the Bernina VIP event in Chicago in May, and...you guessed it! I had to have the foot. Your bag is superb!

Unique, I like it. I haven't heard of this either but will look it up now. Thanks for sharing

Very nice :)

Good idea. You might also consider a multistitch zig zag, or use a couching foot, but not if your yarn is nubbly.

What does the extra lint do to your machine?

Nice

Love it.

Very cool!

I am not sure what you mean by "extra". There is always lint,from fabric, I clean it regularly, but there is not more lint....I use a synthetic fiber thread in the bobbin so if any thing there is less lint...

I have a small stash of variegated crochet thread gleaned from the thrift store [my favorite shopping place]. I think I will experiment with it next....maybe some bobbin work...ah the fun continues...

That is not a zipper, that is a belt and it is how I found it at the thrift shop. All I did is cut it and use rivets to attach it to some d rings.

I started with two 16x16 squares but with squaring up the bottom and top it comes off more as a rectangle. It is a roomy purse, I don't carry a lot of stuff but I do have two zipper bags plus a wallet. I like to keep it organized and I have to do something with all those zipper bags.....
making small zipper bags is kind of like a refresher, using up some small scraps, between larger projects that take longer to make.

I just thot the yarn looked like it had many extra fibers and they might have 'shed' throughout the process.

that is very cute!

Nope...it I used a leftover synthetic baby yarn found at most chain stores...

I love it! That looks like fun to do. :thumbup: :thumbup: