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Make this little bag from leftover fabric! The lace fabric in this bag adds a real touch of class and the leather edge and handles are decorated with golden studs, adding a casual change of style. Follow this easy tutorial from burda style magazine to make your own lace bag. Photos: Jan Schmiedel
2 rectangular pieces of both lace and lining fabric, each 23cm X 26cm (9" X 10 1/4"); leather strips, 1cm (3/8") wide: one strip 28cm (11") long (upper edge), 2 strips, each 4cm (1 5/8"), topstitched close to long edges (loops) and 1 strip, 60cm (24") long, topstitched close to long edges (straps); hand press with attachments for rivets and holes; rivets with backings; 2 golden rings, diamater 2cm (3/4"); sewing thread; Edge Kote; cotton buds; scissors; ruler; vanishing marker; leather awl; straight pins; leather needle.
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Sep 15, 2012, 12.05 PMby dara2011
can’t wait to try this lovely lace bag
Sep 12, 2012, 09.06 PMby ndimi
I love this little bag, it’s so cute, and it looks really simple to make. I recently got some lace from Denver Fabric’s clearance bin, so I think I’ll have to give this a go when I get home.
Yummy!