Marty said ... I think it's amazing how you're putting so much time and effort into this project!!!! :D:D:D


Daisy said ... I bought the book and I just love seeing/reading your blog. Do you think that there is anyway to adjust the flowers and make the purse smaller?


Dawn Elizabeth said ... Love it! can't wait to see the final project!


Curupisa said ... I totally hate weaving ends, so I do that as soon as I finish the motif or start a new color. So I don't have the titanic work to do at the end.
I can totally see how beutiful that purse is and can't wait to see the fabric you're using as lining.
By the way, thanks for dropping by!



Susan said ... It's beautiful! I kind of enjoy weaving in ends - I know, I'm strange! Can't wait to see it finished.


ambika said ... I had to weave in 2 ends for this cowl neck I made last week and I hated it. I can't imagine!


karen said ... Your purse is turning out to be really lovely, and I'm really looking forward to seeing the finished project! Dealing with yarn ends is a pain, but most of the time you can work over them as you go (just hold the tail to the back of the work), minimizing the amount of weaving in you have to do at the end.


Liz said ... Nice to know someone else is weaving ends and dreading it. I am weaving ends for a blanket. I find a metal needle makes the weaving easier somehow. Will definately try crocheting over ends as I go next time, thanks Karen.

 
Cynthia said ... I have booklet"Macrame Purse Time" by Liz Miller, copyright Cordcraft Company, 1978. There is a purse called "Olivia" on the front cover. Does anyone know if Liz Miller is still amongst the living and available for contact to explain her instructions? Thank you Cynthia