This is my large Bow Tuck purse I made this weekend. I made one pocket inside with a velcro closure for change/money or anything else I don't want possibly falling out. I also changed the size of the pocket to be the size of one of the panel pieces. Because of this, the button goes over the top of the front pocket to keep it sort of secure as well. I used needle point plastic on the inside sleeve for the bottom instead of cardboard. Instead of the fusible fleece on the inside pockets, I used a heavy weight (and cheaper) fusible interfacing that makes them just as sturdy.

I plan on making a few of the smaller ones to sell as I am saving for my new sewing machine. Thank you to whoever it was that introduced me to these purses as I had so much fun making it today.

Oh my gosh! I love the fabric. I can totally relate, lol!!

Cute

gives a new outlook on "veggie tales", lol

Very nice!

I think I know a couple guys who might would like to have that one lol JUST to look at lol :shock: I love it!!!

Im with you there is just so much fabric that you can make these bow tucks from, Iv done 4 so far, I love the pocket you sure laughed when I saw it,,

Cute! :)

LOL that pocket is a crach up. Great job. Thanks for the added ideas.

Just love those ladies!! Reminds me of some people I know! hehe!

So cute! Great job!

I love it done in this fabric....another nice one for sure!!! :thumbup:

Cute

Awesome.

Very cute!! :)

Love it! I would definitely purchase a bag like this for, say, $40. Is that a fair price?

Unfortunately for that bag $40 would barely cover the cost of fabric and Pellon (spent $35 on materials). I splurged on this one for myself (it is the larger purse) and I got the fabric from Hancocks of Paducah. But if I would have got it from Hobby Lobby or on sale for fabric at $5 per yard, definitely worth every dime of the $40.