This handy purse was made from a recycled coat and jacket, which we found at thrift stores. The primary fabric is textures, and has woven lines of purple, moss green brown, tans and dark blue. It is really beautiful. We added a recycled wool jacket in dark purple tones to the front flap, and back column and pockets. This purse measures 12 by 11 inches. and is very convenient to carry.

Large and beautiful purse which is great as a knitting bag, travel bag or just a big bag! We reclaimed some wonderful, lush, chenille upholstery fabric, from an Estate Sale. Someone at one time has a couch upholstered in this fabric! the purse is cut at a diagonal, has a zippered top and two pockets on each side. The fabric is golden with slightly shiny gray leaves. Lovely.

This old curtain for the 1960's-1970's needed a new life. There was one panel which had probably been pushed back out of the sunshine, and was not faded. It is bright blue with spring green flowers and leaves. Wow. This purse was also cut at a diagonal, and it is impossible to lose your stuff at the bottom! Great for the Spring and Summer.

This tote is made from a recycled 1960-1970's drapery and it is great! The background is royal blue, with white flowers and green leaves, which have been outlined in black. It has deep pockets on each side. Great for travel, baby, knitting and whatever!

1960's recycled drapery with bright flowers on a light background. The two straps are crimped. We were only able to make a few purses from this yard sale curtain, and here is one of the them!