Tutorial: how to make a Y2K upcycled bag | with handbag designer Clara Chu

[@PEACEKEEPER-mm3js]

Love her sense of design ❤️

[@marsbeads]

Very creative.

[@avivat3010]

Sooo much fun! I love the aspect of using one's imagination and doing the unpredictable.

[@elineeugenie5224]

The door has something to say too
I think the bag is cute!

[@gregorydaines]

I like the ethos.

[@Francois_L_7933]

I never thought of making my own bags out of junk I have lying around the house.

[@TropicalPetrichor]

Fun and inspiringgggg

[@eo-fi3fh]

[@monicad99]

does it also fall apart in like, five minutes of usage?

[@DogBearCatSound]

Very neo tokyo, don't listen to the haters, they're boring soulless pukes rubbed thin from constant overstimuli. Probs instagram and pinterest users

[@ecilaeniarol9863]

Hideous

[@lesfleurs9781]

Recycling aspect is, of course, good, but the finished products are rather unattractive.

[@ephemeralmoments5075]

Depends on taste. I liked her biscuit box bag. If you have a more interesting or outrageous style, then you would definitely get one of these bags