Sew Macaron Coin PurseTo make: 1
Materials:
1. Cover Button, diameter 1 1/2″ (38mm) – 2 pairs
2. Fabric – Polka-dot, 5 1/2″ x 3″
3. Fabric – lining, 5 1/2″ x 3″
4. Fabric – zipper seam binder, 1 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
5. Batting – 4″ x 2″
6. Zipper – 5″ ( I used 6″ metal zipper and shortened in to 5″ by using this tutorial)
7. Card stock (for tracing) – 2 3/4″ circle and 2″ circle
8. Ribbon – 3/8″ x 2″Tools:
1. Sewing kits
2. Pencil and/or fabric marker
3. Wire cutter
4. Scissors
5. Tacky Glue / Mod Podge / Fabric glueFinished Dimension:
1 3/4″ (Dia.) x 1 1/4″ (H)
Get ready all the materials and tools needed to sew a macaron coin purse.
Sew to join the zipper tape together above the top stops.
Fold the ribbon into half and sew it on the bottom stop with ends facing zipper end.
Fold the zipper right side together and sew to join it into a ring.
Trim the zipper ends to 1/2″ seam allowance from the stops.
Fold the 1 1/2″ square fabric into half then fold a seam allowance of 1/4″.
Encase the seam allowance and bind it by sewing the fabric onto it.
Bend the binder to the bottom stop side and sew it on the zipper.
Turn to the right side and this is how your zipper is going to look like.
Make small running stitches along the edges of the zipper. Pull to gather.
Repeat on the other side.
Set aside.
Cut away the button studs from the back plates. Be careful and point the stud away from you and /or anyone while cutting it. This little tiny metal can really shoot far.
Set aside.
Trace circles to the fabrics with pencil or fabric marker.
2 3/4″ circle on main polka-dot fabric and lining fabric, cut 2 from each fabric.
2″ circle on batting, cut 2.
Apply a thin layer of glue on the cover and attach it to the batting.
Make 2.
Let dry or until safe to work on it.
Make small running stitches along the edge of the fabric. Place the cover onto the fabric.
Pull the thread and gather the fabric onto the cover snugly. Knot the thread.
Repeat the same to another cover and 2 back plates.
Use an erasable fabric marker to plot a circle along the back of the cover. The line should be on top of the metal edge of the cover.
Slip stitch the cover to the zipper, about 3/8″ from the center line of the zipper.
The further you sew from the zipper, the bigger the coin purse space is.
Completed 1 cover, repeat the same to the other side.
Turn to the inside, place the back plate on and slip stitch it to the zipper.
Repeat the same on the other plate.
A completed macaron coin purse. The storage space is quite small, good for keeping ring, and bracelet. Or, merely use it as a key chain or hanging ornament.
If you can find a small circle mirror of about 1″ to 1 1/4″, glue it on the back plate and turn this macaron coin purse into a small cosmetic mirror.
View from the bottom stop of the macaron coin purse.
Another view when the coin purse is placed vertically.
Have a nice day & happy sewing
Sew to join the zipper tape together above the top stops.
Fold the ribbon into half and sew it on the bottom stop with ends facing zipper end.
Fold the zipper right side together and sew to join it into a ring.
Trim the zipper ends to 1/2″ seam allowance from the stops.
Fold the 1 1/2″ square fabric into half then fold a seam allowance of 1/4″.
Encase the seam allowance and bind it by sewing the fabric onto it.
Bend the binder to the bottom stop side and sew it on the zipper.
Turn to the right side and this is how your zipper is going to look like.
Make small running stitches along the edges of the zipper. Pull to gather.
Repeat on the other side.
Set aside.
Cut away the button studs from the back plates. Be careful and point the stud away from you and /or anyone while cutting it. This little tiny metal can really shoot far.
Set aside.
Trace circles to the fabrics with pencil or fabric marker.
2 3/4″ circle on main polka-dot fabric and lining fabric, cut 2 from each fabric.
2″ circle on batting, cut 2.
Apply a thin layer of glue on the cover and attach it to the batting.
Make 2.
Let dry or until safe to work on it.
Make small running stitches along the edge of the fabric. Place the cover onto the fabric.
Pull the thread and gather the fabric onto the cover snugly. Knot the thread.
Repeat the same to another cover and 2 back plates.
Use an erasable fabric marker to plot a circle along the back of the cover. The line should be on top of the metal edge of the cover.
Slip stitch the cover to the zipper, about 3/8″ from the center line of the zipper.
The further you sew from the zipper, the bigger the coin purse space is.
Completed 1 cover, repeat the same to the other side.
Turn to the inside, place the back plate on and slip stitch it to the zipper.
Repeat the same on the other plate.
A completed macaron coin purse. The storage space is quite small, good for keeping ring, and bracelet. Or, merely use it as a key chain or hanging ornament.
If you can find a small circle mirror of about 1″ to 1 1/4″, glue it on the back plate and turn this macaron coin purse into a small cosmetic mirror.
View from the bottom stop of the macaron coin purse.
Another view when the coin purse is placed vertically.
Have a nice day & happy sewing
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