Metal feet for handbags come in different colours and shapes, but they are all very easy to use. Most of them have prong (legs) that go through the fabric and in some cases those are close together, sometimes they are apart as seen in this picture. If the prongs are separated, you should get a… Read More
Renaissance Ribbon We “sewists” and crafters in general have learned to embellish our work and projects using different materials, we search haberdashery and DIY stores looking for that special thing that will add the perfect detail to the piece we are working on. We have also learned to transform and recycle buttons, lace, ribbon, jewellery,… Read More
Faux Suede Fabric Faux suede is an excellent material to give your projects a more stylish look and fusible interfacing or stabilizer adheres very well to it. I recommend, however, a cotton version as the synthetic mix will not stand the heat of the iron when using the interfacing. The bag in the picture is… Read More
Working with Waxed Cotton I just want to share with you my opinion on waxed cotton fabric. This is cotton material that has been treated with wax and it is used in the manufacture of weather resistant clothing. I personally like the aged look and the leather like feel. I have used it in different… Read More
Interfacing or stabilizer… decisions, decisions I little talk about these materials that are essential to give shape and stability to any bag. I only use fusible materials, there are many brands, but the result is the same. In this video I will be showing you what I use and how I use it. However, just… Read More
Recessed Zipper This kind of zipper panel really gives a handbag a finishing touch adding a professional detail. It also helps keep the shape of the bag allowing to make use of the space to the fullest. In this tutorial will show you how to attach a recessed zipper on the top of any size… Read More
