This book measures 21cm x 15cm.
Author:
Yumiko Higuchi
Translator:
Meixiang Luo
Publisher:
Yashutang
Publication Date:
January 5, 2018
Language:
Traditional Chinese
**Content Introduction**
I love embroidery and clasp purses!
This book features nine different sizes of classic slip-in clasp purses, centered around cute and compact pochette bags, complemented by beautiful natural-style embroidery patterns.
It includes many delightful project ideas that will bring joy.
Because the embroidery is done on plain fabric and then cut according to paper templates, the finished product looks like a custom-made fabric—unique and proud!
Beginners trying for the first time can start with mini clasp purses and simple embroidered designs, practicing with single motifs.
By simply changing fabric colors and embroidery patterns, you can create fresh and innovative results that never tire you out.
**Table of Contents**
- Flowers & Vases
- Butterflies
- Bird Feathers
- Plant Clusters
- Flowers & Fish Scale Patterns
- Flower Beds
- Butterflies & Flowers
- Happy Holidays
- Lemons
- Purple Turnip
- Cats
- Boys & Girls
- Spring Meadow
- Red Crane
- Violets & Dandelions
- Birds
- Camellia
- Satin Embroidery
- Underwater Flowers
- Flower Buds
**How to Make**
Tools
Materials
Clasp Types
Embroidery Techniques & Basic Knowledge
Basic Clasp Making Methods
**Introduction**
The satisfying "click" sound when opening a clasp purse, along with its plump, rounded shape, deeply fascinates me. I can’t get tired of making clasp purses and pochette bags.
In this book, I have selected nine popular styles of clasp purses of various shapes and sizes, suitable for everyday use anytime and anywhere.
I’ve prepared many favorite animal and plant motifs, turning them into simple, cozy, and charming designs.
From detailed embroidery instructions to the complete process of making the clasp purse, even including how to make yarn balls, all are explained thoroughly.
You can mix and match according to your personal preferences—look forward to it!
Using the pochette bag as a canvas for embroidery, you can create truly exquisite small accessories.
Start by making adorable, compact clasp purses with single embroidery motifs, then enjoy transforming them into necklaces and brooches!
I love spending time on the fabric surface of the pochette, with intricate embroidery and detailed steps, carefully and patiently ensuring every detail looks elegant and beautiful.
But nothing beats the comfort of touching the finished product and the joy of using it in daily life!
The completed works are one-of-a-kind treasures that cannot be bought anywhere else—belonging solely to yourself.
To truly appreciate their value, you must try making them yourself!
With a joyful heart, proceed slowly and carefully, focusing on embroidery.
This will be a richly rewarding learning experience.
