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How cute is this handbag? Adorable! I did a whole video on how to create this handbag only to realize it only recorded one minute and everything else…..gone!
I wanted to cry. I did a class on Thursday night. My first I might add. So I am a bit behind now.
Cutting & Scoring
- Merry Music 12 by 12
- Two pieces of Basic Black for the handles cut at ½” by 10″ scored at ¾” on each end
Instructions
- With the Envelope Punch Board you are gonna line the paper up at 2 ¾” and punch and score repeating that all the way round, when you score you will notice the paper runs off the board and you can’t score any more. Not a big deal as when you flip the paper and repeat the same process you will notice the lines do line up.
- After you flip the paper and repeat the process all the way round punching and scoring at 2 ¾”
- You are gonna score all four corners like this
- Take the Simply Scored Scoring board and place your paper into the board. At 6″ inch mark you will score down to where the two lines meet in the middle of the V
- Pick which side of paper you want on the outside
- The paper pattern you pick for the outside, you are gonna fold in opposite corners down and glue them. The pattern you want must be underneath
- You are gonna take your Bone Folder and enforce all the score lines
- Take Tear n Tape and the opposite corners the ones that you didn’t glue down add Tear n Tape
- Repeat on the opposite side with the Tear n Tape
- Turn paper over and add Tear n Tape. Again on the corners that was not glued down
- If you notice in the two pictures above the inverted L’s are different that’s cause on one side of the paper and the other side, and again the Tear n Tape is on the sides that doesn’t have the two glued down corners.
- Remove the backing and fold in all the pieces that you scored down at the 6″ mark and attach all the way round. Should look like this. See below
- Take the remainder of the tape off on the inside and attach it to the wall of the box
- Place the box on the Simply Scored Scoring Board and make sure its butted up to the base
- Score at like 5 ¼” mark across
- Repeat on the other side too
- Fold in the score lines and attach with glue so only a small piece is left.
- I used Velcro for the closure
- Stamped the sentiment and die cut it with the Layering Circle Framelits
- Die cut the Scalloped Circle in Basic Black and attached to the bag
- Tied a bow around one of the handles and added Tissue Paper
What I love about this project is if you change the paper you get a whole different look. It’s just stunning and I hope you will give this project a try.
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Sarah WILLS says
LOVE your gift bag Sharleen – and you are so right – it looks so different with different papers – I am continually amazed by how that happens! Thank you for sharing your beautiful projects 🙂
sharlzluciano@yahoo.com says
Thanks Sarah.
Rhonda says
Such a pretty bag design Sharleen! I love your chosen papers and great details!!
sharlzluciano@yahoo.com says
Thanks Rhonda.
Shelley Z says
I can’t wait to try this bag! What a great little package!
sharlzluciano@yahoo.com says
Thanks Shelley.
Yapha Mason says
Super cute bags, Sharleen! And thanks for the great tutorial!
sharlzluciano@yahoo.com says
Thanks Yapha.
Betty Traciak says
Sweet little bag! And nice tutorial too:)
sharlzluciano@yahoo.com says
Thanks Betty.
Twila Davis says
Sharleen! What a wonderful little gift bag. Love it!
sharlzluciano@yahoo.com says
Thanks Twila.