I am not a massive DSP user, all sorts of reasons but I rarely buy packs of 12 x 12 DSP, but when I saw the new Bohemian papers I knew these would end up in my basket. I mean, come on, how pretty are these papers? I am loving the big bold patterns and bright colours.
These bags are super, super sized, super strong and most importantly super easy!
They measure 7 inches high, 6 inches wide and 3 inches deep - pretty big really.
I've used the Gold Sequin Trim to make the handles for the bag and added a little 'thanks from the Hello There Thinlits using the Gold Foil card stock. I think these go really well with the bold colours of the bag.
They went down very well with my very girly 2 year old who just loves bags of any type - I think this will be expensive as she gets older! Here she is trying to run off with them both.
If you'd like to give this a go yourself, here is a short video tutorial.
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Dimensions:
Score one side of DSP at 2 inches, score remaining 3 at 3 inches.
Card stock to reinforce measures 2 7/8 inch by 5 7/8 inch.
Really pretty bags! Your daughter will be a great boost to your business! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI made a few of these bags. They went over great! Now Im ready to make even bigger bag. My problem is I would not know what dimensions to use for a larger bag using a 12x12. I tried two different dimensions and always fell short. Is there any to make a bigger bag with 1 12x12? I'd appreciate it, if it is possible. Thank you
ReplyDeleteGreat article. Thanks for sharing.
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