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Craft Project: Christmas Santa Purse

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Date: 12/22/2008 Topics: Christmas > Decorations > Crafts | Craft Projects > Christmas | Photos > Holiday > Christmas  
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Christmas Santa Purse
Christmas Santa Purse
This is a cute Christmas purse made from an old Santa's hat you had stashed away in the Christmas decorations.

Approximate Time: 1 hour

Supplies:

  • Santa's hat
  • Scissors
  • Pins
  • Needle and thread for hand sewing
  • Fabric for straps (44 inches long x 2 1/2 inches wide)
  • fabric for lining

Instructions

Measure around the opening of the hat just below the fur on the inside. SantaHat1_150x112.jpg

Cut a piece of fabric about 1 inch wider then that measurement in order to allow for stretching and seam allowance. Make it as long as you want. But it should only go as far as the hat goes until it starts going into the point. Unless you want the lining to be exactly as long as the whole hat.

Sew the seams of the lining.

SantaHat2_150x112.jpgCut a piece of fabric for the straps 44 inches long by 2 1/2 inches wide. Fold the sides in towards the center, fold in half and stitch down the center.

Cut the strap fabric into 2 pieces. Pin inside the purse at the place the lining is being attached. Space them evenly from one side to the other and across from each other. Adjust the length to your liking. Mine were about 22 inches long.

Hand sew the lining to the inside of the hat and the straps in place.

Machine sew the bottom of the lining.

At this point you can attach velcro inside for a closure.

If you want the snowball on the point to hang down. Do nothing more. If you want the snowball folded up you can hand stitch it to the purse to secure. Carry and enjoy.

By D.Lockwood from Millbury, OH

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