So, read the post as it was written then.
I have been fascinated with frame bags for a while and of course I though that you had to be a guru to know how to actually make one but thanks to u-handblog who in her post "Purse frames de-mystified (aka. Laundry Day clutch purse) Tutorial" shared the secrets of how to actually construct one, and after a couple of disastrous attempts (see here) I finally got the hang of it... So, I share with you my first two SUCCESSFUL attempts, whatcha think?
It's funny how after you've scaled a particular hurdle you start to think "so what was the big deal?" yep...that's me being very big headed hahaha.
Update:
Unfortunately I never got round to making more frame bags but fingers crossed that I will stop procrastinating and use up the frames I've been hoarding all these years lol! Would love to hear your thoughts though. Thank you so much for stopping by and may your reality be far bigger than your dreams.
Xo.
8 comments:
I love this one so much...hopefully will buy from ya sooner. Will do a post on ya bags in 2009. My blog is officially closed for this year. Never give up, I love ya stuff.
Your handbags are amazing! I love your use of nigerian fabrics and leather and how its artfully crafted together. What's your location in Lagos and do you ship overseas? Cheers.
Hi, I want the clutch purse bag. where can I buy? my email is iniok@ yahoo.com. Pls get in touch asap. I jsut stumbled on ur site. THanks
Beautiful....luv d second bag! Pls hw much is it?
@ Anonymous: Thank you but unfortunately the bag is not available at the moment, but another version might be available soon...keep an eye on the blog and FB :) Thank you for stopping by.
@ Ini: unfortunately the bag is not available at the moment, but another version might be available soon. Take care.
@ Bablo: Thank you so much for the compliment. My workshop is In Ikeja, Lagos and Yes! we do ship overseas
@ yankeenaijababe: Thank you so much :)
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