A simple tutorial on how to sew a purse is as follows:

1. First, we prepare two pieces of fabric, cut them into semicircles, and then use a duster to burn the edges of the cloth.

2. Then we use our hands to make seven to eight pleats. After folding, as shown in the picture below, the front of the piece of cloth must be relatively folded.

3. After completing the previous step, it is time to use the threaded needle and thread to sew. After sewing, we turn the cloth to the front and pinch the creases with our hands to make them more obvious, and then use the press Poke holes.

4. Finally, we sew it with thread, and finally we put the tassel on the purse.

Introduction to the purse:

The sachet is also called Rongxiang, sachet, sachet, tassel, and pendant. It is a folk embroidery handicraft created by ancient Chinese working women. It is a product of the ancient Chinese farming culture marked by men farming and women weaving. It is the remnant and regeneration of traditional Chinese culture that has lasted for thousands of years.

The sachet was first called Rongxiang. In Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" there is "Hujiangli and Pizhixi, Ren Qiulan thought they were admirable". The spices at that time were Pizhi and Qiulan. In the Ming Dynasty, there was still the name "stinky face". Traditional Chinese sachets are mostly made of silk and contain spices such as realgar, smoked grass, and mugwort leaves. It is said that sachets can ward off evil spirits, so sachets are often hung during the Dragon Boat Festival. In 2008, it was selected into the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage expansion projects.