I’ve been enjoying sewing with the Cricut Maker. When the folks at Cricut asked if I’d share how to put together the Simplicity Change Purse, I was excited. The Simplicity Change Purse is a simple project to make, and it is made even easier when all the cutting is done by the Cricut Machine.
This simple change purse is such a handy bag to have on hand. Store some change, a few cards, maybe a power cord and an external charger – and you’re set for the day! And they make great gifts! Pick out fabric that reminds you of the person you’re making it for, and stitch one up!
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To make this Simplicity Change Purse you’ll need:
Cricut Maker
Fabric
Fusible Interfacing
Brayer
Water Soluble Pen
Cricut EasyPress
EasyPress Mat
Key Fob Hardware
Clasp
Cricut Fabric: Fabric Brayer: Cricut Maker: Fabric Pen: EasyPress: EasyPress Mat:
You can follow step-by-step in the video below as I show you how to use the Cricut Maker to cut the fabric, and how to sew the change purse on your sewing machine.
And I use the Cricut EasyPress to apply the fusible interfacing. It worked great!
And be sure to check out all the funny faces I make while talking… pretty much any spot you pause, and you’ll find a fun face!
And, in the end, you’ll have a cute change purse!
I love that Cricut has partnered with Simplicity to make sewing even easier. I find so much satisfaction in making and sewing – that the Simplicity patterns are all set and ready to go makes it that much easier for me to stitch up something fun for a friend, or for myself!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.
Your video was awesome. Very explanatory. I made one and it came out better than I ever expected. Thank you so much for the time and patience you applied.
Yay!! I’m so glad it worked well for you! <3
do you know if this pattern is still available in design space? I can’t find it and I would love to make one for a college student
Unfortunately, it is not. It looks like Cricut no longer has the Simplicity patterns in Design Space.