Fringe is something that fascinates me, maybe it is the movement that it make's. When I hold something that has fringe on it, it feels like the piece is alive. Tassels, I think, fall into the category of fringe, but just on on a slightly smaller scale. And if you follow me, you know how much I love Tassels.
I made this clutch after I came across a beautiful Tory Burch clutch on the internet.
Can I DIY this? I Yes I can.
Can I DIY this? I Yes I can.
Inspiration
This one cost about $350.00
Tutorial
Things you Need..
1. Leather about 2 pieces, 8inches by 11inches( one for the clutch base and one for the fringe)
a.front fringe 6 inches by 6 inches
b. 3 strips of 2 inch by 6 inch fringe
c.One more strip 4 inches by 9 inches
d. 2 strips of leather 3/4 of an inch by 11 inches
d. 2 strips of leather 3/4 of an inch by 11 inches
2.Waxed thread.
3. Leather Needle
4.E6000 glue
5.Leather hole punch
6. Nail
7 Magnetic snaps
1.Cut your leather pieces.
A.Main Fringe
B. Front fringe
C. Pocket Fringe
D. Strips, to cover pocket.
Sew the base clutch, turn it inside out.
Glue each fringe (piece A)
Glue pocket (Piece C)
Glue on cover strip D, (this is a finishing piece)
Punch your Holes
and then sew and x with your wax thread.
This will anchor your 3 pieces.
B. Front fringe
C. Pocket Fringe
D. Strips, to cover pocket.
Glue each fringe (piece A)
Punch your Holes
and then sew and x with your wax thread.
This will anchor your 3 pieces.
Add Magnetic snaps
Instructions Here
Glue your decorative fringe (Piece B)
This will cover your magnetic snap.
Instructions Here
This will cover your magnetic snap.
and with that you are all done!!
Any questions,?
Please Email me
Wobisobi@gmail.com
I hope you have a Super Fantastic Sunday.
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This looks amazing Anne!! Very creative :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, love the cool hand stitching!
ReplyDeleteI love it, well done, it looks BETTER than the original!
ReplyDeleteSadie x
http://whatsadiedid.blogspot.com/
Wow! This is really nice. I make bags, but haven't tackled leather yet. This is just gorgeous. Good Job!! Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteI have to get myself a grommet puncher! I have so many diy leather ideas but not the tools to do them. I'll email you! Also!!! I miss you friend. I'm so sorry I've been so absent.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE this tassly clutch! Brillliant tutorial too! Thanks for linking it up to my Round Tuit party - just exploring the links I missed when I was away!
ReplyDeleteJill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/
I actually like your version much, much better. The colors are fantastic. I'm more of a huge bag kind of girl but I kinda wanna make this. :)
ReplyDeleteHi, is the clutch you made for sale? :-)
ReplyDeleteHi, is the clutch you made for sale? :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is for sale.:) Anishka, send me your Email and I will send you the price. if you are interested.
ReplyDeleteAmazing DIY,(well all your clutches are beautiful) I think it looks better than the original!
ReplyDeleteI do DIYs too, I'd love for you to check them out and tell me what you think.
http://theinnersoleofcutieboots.blogspot.com/