(To see the other posts on this project, please click the label titled 'intarsia' or 'comics')
After making the first Punished piece, I decided to make a Punisher purse. I might be a huge comic book fan, but I'm still a girl. I hooked up a strap and a side/bottom piece and made a purse out of it. This was my first go at lining a project. It went better than expected. My first thought was to line the purse with Cookie Monster fabric. But, everyone I suggested that to flailed about and yelled 'NO WAY!'. In the end, I went with a pink fabric with heats and flowers on it. I needed something to contrast the Punisher bits.
(doing thumbnails of the images today. just click them to see the larger size)
Side 1:

Side 2:

Edge and strap connection:

The edge is one piece, wrapped around and whip stitched onto the front and back sides.
Strap:

The strap is done in SC with SLST around the edge to help cut down on the stretching...and it just looks good.
Lining:
