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step 1: collect several plastic grocery bags
step 2: iron together the plastic bags with a thin towel in between the iron and the plastic bag (this is so that the bag doesn't melt and stick to the iron) the plastic bags should be ironed about 3-4 bags thick
step 3: cut the sheet of ironed plastic bags to the desired size of your clutch
step 4: use a sewing machine to seam together the clutch. Sew it inside out and then flip it right side out after sewing is completed
step 5: hot glue or sew a ribbon to the edge of the flap
If you would like, you can put a magnetic clasp on it to secure it shut.
step 2: iron together the plastic bags with a thin towel in between the iron and the plastic bag (this is so that the bag doesn't melt and stick to the iron) the plastic bags should be ironed about 3-4 bags thick
step 3: cut the sheet of ironed plastic bags to the desired size of your clutch
step 4: use a sewing machine to seam together the clutch. Sew it inside out and then flip it right side out after sewing is completed
step 5: hot glue or sew a ribbon to the edge of the flap
If you would like, you can put a magnetic clasp on it to secure it shut.
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May 9, 2012. 12:28 AMJosieJadore
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Just as a forewarning....if you plan to use this clutch for outing purposes; the image is copyrighted and you could be sued. People have been sued for using logos (and target was one of them that had sued in the past) on creative things as such. I personally hate that something so chic as this can cause a lawsuit.
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Mar 13, 2011. 4:49 PMbern229
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Very Cute Idea!!
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