Some of the nesting involved playing around with fabric scraps and making keychains with them. I had the bright idea that I was going to try to make a pop tart inspired keychain. I used some wonder-under to fuse the fabric layers onto some scrap interfacing that I had on hand.
This was my first attempt.
As you can see, it was a very hurried attempt at a pop tart. So hurried in fact that I fused the sides together before I realized that I hadn't even sewn any sprinkles on it yet. And everyone knows that it's not a true pop tart without the sprinkles. At best, this is a ghetto toaster strudel, and that just wasn't going to work for me.
So for my second attempt, I used some different materials and took my time and remembered to sew some french knot colored sprinkles on the frosting part. After I got the frosting part done, I realized that my keychain was going to be huge, so I decided I would convert it into a small coin purse with a keychain on the zipper.
Here is my pop tart, version 2.0.
Now prepare yourself for extra cuteness, because I had to use an appropriate lining for it...
Ah...I love it when a cute plan actually comes together.




cute pop tart! :)
ReplyDeletelove your little coin purse.
gail