Hand-Stamped Round Coin Purse by Jen Hewett

Intermediate | 18 min 28 sec

Make a Hand-Stamped Coin Purse
Overview00:37

Printing
Create stamps and print fabric06:28

Sewing
Cut fabric and sew06:31
Add lining and finish04:54

Taught by Jen Hewett

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Create one-of-a-kind coin purses with this simple tutorial. Printmaker Jen Hewett shows you how to create custom stamps and print fabric with geometric designs. You will then learn how to assemble the bag by sewing the curved edges, adding a lining, and finishing with a decorative zipper pull.

Here’s what you’ll need:

For printing fabric:

22” x 10” medium-weight, pre-washed linen or cotton-linen blend fabric, in a light color for printing

Soft rubber stamp material (Speedball or Blick are good options)

Wood blocks for adhering rubber stamps

Exacto knife or box cutter

Cutting mat

Quilting ruler

Super glue/Gorilla glue

Fabric paint in two or more colors

Two paint trim rollers (one for each color)

Inking plate or other flat, non-porous surface

Pencil

Quilt batting measuring at least 22”

For sewing bag:

Printed fabric

22” x 10” muslin or other lightweight fabric for lining

PDF pattern

Pencil

Ruler

Rotary Cutter

Coordinating thread

9” zipper

Scissors

Snips

Sewing machine

Pins

Zipper foot

Cutting mat

Quilting ruler

Iron and ironing surface

12” leather lace or thin ribbon for zipper pull (optional)

Bead for zipper pull (optional)

Downloads:

Download Materials List HandStampedCoinPurse_ClassPDF.pdf

Learn how to:

Create a simple stamp and attach to wood block
Block print a pattern on fabric
Sew a purse with a zipper and lining
Sew curves
Create a simple zipper pull

What you’ll get:

A class on how to create simple stamps and print fabric, plus instructions on how to sew coin purse
6 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
Detailed supplies list and downloadable PDF coin purse pattern ($8 value)
Step-by-step expert instruction from Jen Hewett
The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students