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Crafty Topics
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Sub-categories
Great Handbags, Purses & Duffles Websites
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Learn how to make your own shoulder bag. Complete and easy to follow instructions should have you creating you own bag within hours. Only basic sewing skills are needed.
http://tinyhappy.typepad.com/tiny_happy
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
When making projects that require making your own pattern and you don't have large enough paper, use newspaper for the pattern pieces.
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Original handmade purses, accessories, crafts made of vintage kimonos, and more! The things which make your style a little more cute and unique. All items are shipped directly from Japan. Shop abroad at chic36!!
http://chic36.web.fc2.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Anything can be materials for crafts. You only need your inspiration and enthusiasm. Got an old-fashioned cloth? You can change it into a one of a kind craft. There's no worthless things in the world.
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Cute and sassy, this little purse is quick and easy to make. Several beginner crocheters used this pattern with no problems and this purse would make an impressive first project.
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=92096.0
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
This purse could be made larger by simply adding more rows.
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Modern fabrics with a touch of yesteryear are the basis for the shoulder bag purses, cigar box purses, clutches, wristlets, doggie scarves and hair accessories we make. Inspired by the hot rod, rockabilly, and 1950's greaser scene all of our products make a fashion statement that's fun and funky, yet practical.
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7o71l/id21.html
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Instead of using cardboard to make a tote or messenger bag stiff and keep shape, use a piece of plastic canvas. That way, when the bag gets dirty, it can be washed.
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A website where you can learn and share information about crocheted and other crafted recycled bags. An eco friendly site dedicated to recycling and crafting with free patterns and tutorials.
http://www.myrecycledbags.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
If when shaping your finished piece, you find it won't lie flat or shape properly, carefully add a little heat (a hair dryer works well) and position the piece into the right shape. Be careful to not actually melt the plastic.
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Unique quilted patchwork bags made from fine and luxurious designer upholsteries and cottons.
http://littlemoonoriginals.etsy.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Cotton fabrics sometimes have numbers on the selvage showing all the different colors used in the print. this can be a great guide for picking out coordinating fabrics for patchworking...sometimes there are subtle colors you didn't notice that can give a whole new look to your projects when you use them as accents.
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We are dedicated to creating handcrafted bags and purses with an eye to fine craftsmanship. We enjoy customizing using your fabrics or ours.
http://www.fortyelevenbags.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
O rings (split rings) are a great way to easily make a handbag strap removable.
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Handbags and organisers and scarves and all things gorgeous! I make each piece, one at a time, lovingly, in my home studio in the beautiful Blue Mountains of Australia. Each piece is as individual as you are so you will stand out from the crowd! I am happy to do custom orders - visit me at www.taschka.com.au or go straight to my etsy store...I would love to see you there sometime...
http://taschka.etsy.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Different textures of fabrics, in the same colour tones, works well when constructing a unique piece . . . adds fun and a new dimension to single fabric use.
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A blog concerned with all types of sewing including bags, purses, clutches and totes. Also quilting, knitting and embroidery.
Editor's Note: Christine sells the wonderful handbags that she makes and also generously shares free patterns on her blog. The handbag shown to the left is made from one of her free bag patterns.
http://sewchristine.blogspot.com/search/label/purse
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
When sewing a zip into a purse use a longer zip than required and remove the zip stop. That way you'll never break your needle in the zip stop when sewing the side seams.
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I like to sew and with that come a lot of stuff just sitting around my craft room. So I decided to do something about it. Come check out my shop over at etsy and take a look at all the different items I have to offer. I specialize in reusable grocery bags, handbags, totes, wallets, clutches and much more.
http://devorejones.etsy.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Don't have a lot of money, don't worry. Look around at what you have or go to thrift stores and just look. You would be surprised at what jumps out at you to be revamped into something new.
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A website full of folk art for the eclectic eccentric. Featuring fiber art, accessories, toys, multi-media art, Day of the Dead items and much more. Colorful, funky and slightly strange...sure to amuse and inspire. All our items are handmade in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
http://www.mercurialdesign.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Post your crafts on etsy.com, where you can not only sell your work - but meet other crafty people!
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I have a wide range of items in this shop. You can shop for tote bags, clutches and lunch sacks. I also make blankets, altered clothing, pillows, pillowcases, window treatments and appliance covers. You will also find seasonal treasures in all of these categories. Great gift items.
http://craftsfromtheheart.etsy.com
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Buy good quality fabric. It is much nicer to handle and sew with.
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Elizabeth Chandler Designs provides custom sewing services that give new life to old or outdated keepsakes. Each project is unique, and you’re invited to follow along on my Project Blog as I take my latest project from start to finish.
http://www.elizabethchandlerdesigns.com/blog.html
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Handbags, Purses & Duffles Crafty Tip
Use the fabric from shrunken sweaters, memorable t-shirts, and impractical bridesmaid dresses to create accessories that you can use every day, such as handbags, change purses, and t-shirt quilts.
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