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"Cameo Lace Clutch Purse"

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Your collection of 3 Freestanding Lace & Applique Cameo Lace Clutch Purses

4*4 Hoop

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5*7 Hoop

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6*10 Hoop

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Gussets

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PAYMENT OPTIONS

Price $20.00

Tutorial for "Lace Clutch Purse"

We provide the designs in ART, CSD, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCS, PES, SEW, VIP & XXX formats.

Fit the 4 x 4, 5 x 7 & 6 x 10 hoop

Stitch Counts: 1977 - 36280

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And I think your creativity with the Cameo Lace Clutch purse is amazing Gwen!!!
Dear Annemarie, Just a couple of photos of the Cameo Lace Bag I made, plus I stitched out two extra flaps to make a collar for the dress. Everything stitched out perfectly!! I am getting so much pleasure from your wonderful designs.....and I see there are some "new" ones which I will have to get soon!!!! Many thanks. Kind regards, Gwen Turner. jlturner@activ8.net.au

Dear Annemarie, I recently purchased your Cameo Lace Clutch purse, so I could make it for my middle daughter to complete a ball gown outfit. I would like you to know that the purse is FABULOUS. GORGEOUS. OUTSTANDING. And .... oh my goodness .. beautiful! The base fabric is gold satin, overlaid with gold sparkle organza. The bodice is fully-lined and boned within an inch of it's life. I swear there must be 15 miles net ruffles in the petticoat. Truthfully, the dress can stand on it's own. :-) Although the pattern didn't call for it, I put self-fabric piping in the seam between the skirt and the bodice. Not only is this a nice decorative touch, it actually strengthens the seam by providing more support.
Pic 1. This is middle DD (whose initials are LSR) in her Belle (from Disney's "Beauty and the Beast") dress.
Pic 2. This is the front of your incredible Cameo Lace Clutch purse.
Pic 3. For a bit of personalization, I embroidered her initials on the front of the purse, in an area that would normally be covered by the flap. I used an alphabet from my design stash for the initials.
Pic 4. This is the back of the purse.

Please accept my sincere thanks and deep appreciation of your design efforts. Sincerely, Shelley Rodgers pirate@value.net

"A Stitch a Half"

Cameo Lace Clutch purse is featured in the Machine Embroidery & Textile Art magazine.

Current Issue (Vol #12 Issue #8

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Dear Annemarie, please find attached a photo of the Cameo Purse I made for my daughter-in-law for Christmas. I am now stitching a Crinoline box for my own daughter for Christmas. Yours Patricia Bridge. Toowoomba Australia. pmbridge@swiftdsl.com.au