You can go straight to Carolina's amazing blog, Carolina's Creative Pad for her template and instructions. I took a few pictures for those who need visuals and uploaded them as a tutorial below this post. Please note that I did improvise a little since my hobby blade is nowhere to be found. Please do not ask where it went... I nearly took apart my entire craft room looking for it at 4am and decided to work without it.
ANYWAYS...
There was this swap I had to get out of the house and so I had to focus on that first and foremost. Then I had a workshop. During the workshop, I kept thinking about the darling treat purse template and how stinkin' cute it would be to have a reversible purse.
But how would I be able to pull it off?
Think...
think...
think...
Then the light bulb went on!
Or is it the light bulb went off?
Whatever...
Here it is!!
Inside:
Outside:
All I have to do is pull the ribbon knot through to the other side, switch the brad (Build-A-Brad tutorial is coming up next!) and punched flower out, and fold the purse the other way...
Inside:
Outside:
SO... what do you think?
I will be giving it to a dear friend who loves tea. It will have a few of her favorite tea bags and a gift certificate to her favorite tea parlor.
Isn't the Afternoon Tea Designer Series paper yummy? It will be available on March 1st with the Occasions Mini Collections catalog. The ribbon is the Chocolate Poly-Twill Ribbon that will also be in the mini catalog.
Cheers!
Jane
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9 comments:
Well for all your work it came out beautifully! Love your use of the newer ds paper. I love both sides.
what a cool idea. you have dones such a great job. tfs!
This turned out so beautifully! Great job! Totally great colors & use of the new twill!
Hey sweetness....
I have the start of your canvas on my blog. I tried for green tea colors. Go look and tell me what you think
That is super cool! I may have to make a few of these for my little cousins.
Very pretty. I have not used this dp yet
What a lovely purse! That paper is scrumptious and makes such a pretty project. Great job! Your tutorial was great too - very easy to follow and great pictures.
Thanks for your kind comments on my blog and I'm flattered to be added to your list of blogs to visit :-)
Thank you everyone for your wonderful comments. Please remember that this tutorial is just a take on an wonderful original by Carolina. I have her link listed in my post so please go check out her blog, Carolina's Creative Pad! Thanks!
WOW! Such a fabulous idea!!
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