Still waiting patiently for my new Stampin' Up! arrivals. [sigh].
I was away this weekend with the husband and his AAA Midget team in Victoria. A lovely mother's day of relaxing, enjoying double header games and an awesome day being outside in the sunshine. Stuart holds another two more wins in his book.
While waiting for his games to start, I was daydreaming and thinking what my next 3D project would be. As I am on the role in making purses and handbags, I had an idea, and I figured out the look and shape of a satchel purse but wasn't sure how to make the opening work to hold cards inside until I was inspired by a home decor with a clasp while shopping at Save-On Foods.
Here it is ... Liz's Satchel.
The opening is clasped by two magnet buttons covered with the gold foil. When you open the satchel, it can hold cards and envelopes and even a little, something, something.
The two sides have pockets to add gift cards or even 3x3 note cards.
When creating this, even with small minor adjustments, I could not believe how fast it came together. Liz's Satchel will be in production (writing and filming) next week. Release date for will be May 30, 2015.
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I am giving away the pattern and tutorial to five (5) lucky winners on this blog. For your chance, leave a comment here before 5/30/15.(The winner’s name will be randomly selected and posted on this post after the giveaway closes.) -
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Ohhhhhh, Liz! You have outdone yourself with this one! I thought the one at convention last year was top-of-the-heap ... then here you are again with this uptown-chic bag!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Bev - You are one of the winners for the Liz's Satchel design. Please email me with your email address. I will send you a link shortly. The video is just rendering and then will upload it to YouTube.
DeleteLove it.....did i tell you that i Love it! what a great idea and a perfect gift for the teacher at the end of the year. of course, it would be a perfect gift for myself!!! You are one talented lady.
ReplyDeletethese are wonderful!! & what a thrill it would be to win one; naturally everyone shares the same feeling! Liz...you're always producing amazing *stuff*. Hope you had a wonderful vacation & are reved up for a new catalogue, from S.U. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful work thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIs it wrong to say that I am envious of your talent and creativity? What you can do with paper, punches and stamps amazes me!! I am totally head over heels for this uber chic bag!! It would be a perfect addition to our cancer fundraising event. (Each year six 'hobby' demos in Franlin County Vermont host and annual card making day to raise money for cancer and use hand created gifts for our silent auction. Our last event raised over $1000.00) Thank you for sharing your talent Liz. You are truly an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Samantha - You are one of the winners for the Liz's Satchel design. Please email me with your email address. I will send you a link shortly. The video is just rendering and then will upload it to YouTube.
DeleteThis bag is so elegant...actually reminds me of a purse my mom used many years ago for more formal occasions. Great job and TFS!
ReplyDeleteDebe Aston, twinsma@cox.net
This is such a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Liz. Eagerly awaiting for next week.
ReplyDeleteOMG this is fabulous! What a cute purse. This could be used so many ways! Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas and the chance to win!!!!
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WOW!! I just love Liz's Satchel. The perfect card/gift holder. I really want to impress all of my stamping friends with this one!! Thank you so much for this opportunity. I know it is so hard to wait for the "new" stamping supplies to arrive; I really do know.
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH! This is adorable. I love the design of this satchel. Can't wait to see all the varieties that show up. Thanks for a chance to win the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteRobbie
Tres chic! Fabulous purse.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of this satchel. I believe it will be a great gift for anyone to give as a gift.
ReplyDeleteLiz, I love your purse . . . and the fact that you seem to have thought of (and found placement for) everything! The fact that you literally "dreamed it up" is impressive. Glad you had a relaxing time. Congrats to Stuart!
ReplyDeleteHi Liz, this is a great project! Thanks for sharing and for an opportunity to get a copy of the tutorial, I'd love to make one of my own!
ReplyDeleteHI Liz, This is soooooo cute!! thank you for sharing your project. I would love the opportunity to make these for my club ladies.
ReplyDeleteLove it, very nice work Liz. I would love to win and Thanks for sharing this liberty project. I could make those for bridal shower or maybe baby shower. Hook work.
ReplyDeleteLiz I really like the shape of this bag. You did a great job. Hope I win it :-)
ReplyDeleteThis purse is soooooooooooo!! It almost looks real. You did an outstanding job on it and as some of the others have also mentioned, it would be soooooooo wonderful to actually owe one!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! So elegant!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI JUST LOVE your ideas...so happy I stumbled along to your site!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Rhonda - You are one of the winners for the Liz's Satchel design. I will send you a link shortly. The video is just rendering and then will upload it to YouTube.
DeleteWOW such an elegant idea! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteyour bags are stunning and elegant
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Farida - You are one of the winners for the Liz's Satchel design. Please email me with your email address. I will send you a link shortly. The video is just rendering and then will upload it to YouTube.
DeleteLiz,
ReplyDeleteI am always stunned by your creations and wish I had the ability to create as you do. Love all of your bags and ideas.
Congratulations Dawn - You are one of the winners for the Liz's Satchel design. Please email me with your email address. I will send you a link shortly. The video is just rendering and then will upload it to YouTube.
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