DIY Faux Leather Clutch | How to Make | Sew & No-Sew!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2015
- Learn how to make a super simple faux leather clutch. Did you like it? Give it a thumbs up & don't forget to subscribe! Got a question? More info below...
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+MATERIALS:
-Vinyl: I purchased mine at JoAnn's.
-Zipper: goo.gl/uU3vRe (Mine was 9 inches long)
-Rotary Cutter: goo.gl/9sRvFk
-Iron-On Adhesive: goo.gl/If6Ubu
-Iron
-Needle & Thread
+EXTRA TIPS & TRICKS
-Don't iron the black side of the vinyl. It will melt! You can iron over the iron-on adhesive tape if the black side is facing up. Otherwise, only iron the grey side.
-If you choose the no-sew method: let the iron-on adhesive set overnight BEFORE you flip it inside out.
+FILMING INFO:
Filmed with... CANON 60D (+ 35mm f/1.4 lens & zoom lens)
Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro
+FTC:
This video is NOT sponsored. All items were purchased by me. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I love how you include the sew/not to sew piece I think that's so helpful for alot of people
❤ movies
I don’t understand those unlikes. I loved this!
I love your editing! you're always so creative with your editing style and the projects themselves!
This was so clear and concise! Thank you so much!
I see creativity runs in our family! Excellent idea! Might add this to my shop!
How cute is this Julia? Another home run for your DIY portfolio!
Thank you!
Great tutorial! Loved watching this.
Very easy to do even for a beginner like myself. Loved the video and happy to see you're back!
To the point! Simple and easy!
Love this!!!!!! Looks Flawless!!
love it, i'll be making one and will tag you in it. thanks for the DIY
Wow! great tutorial! I don't have a sewing machine yet...but will definitely give the adhesive route a try!
Thank you! Was thinking of returning my faux leather back to daiso but ur tutorial gave me an idea of what to do!
Awesome. very detailed video thanks so much. I have some vinyl thinking about making one.
Love it 😍. Thank you for sharing!
explained very well...will try it with glitter faux leather
Excellent video, really well done!
Awesome editing and awesome diy
lovely diy
wowwww its really awesome u made it too easy loved ur video
LOVED THISS
lovee this!!!
fabulous video
Your stitches were so neat that they would look good on the outside in a complimentary color.
I'm going to try this!
GREAT JOB
I love this video it's so easy for me
thanks for this!
missed you soo much. thank you so much for coming back! lysfm. xx
+Emily Jackson Of course! I could never stay away from TH-cam.
Thank you sooooo much for replying. Xx
Yay! A new video. 😁
love to learn from.your videos
incredible..!!!!
i love this clutch
I'm #780 who liked your video. I'm also a new subbie. Love your work!
So nice
Ahhh I love your DIYs so much! I also absolutely love how you did this! You always do such a fantastic job of showing us what to do and what not to do, helping troubleshoot along the way while also showing designs that really feel very feasible to do. I also love that you showed more than one way to do this. Seriously, you probably do my favorite DIYs on TH-cam because your presentation is so awesome. Also, that was soooo freaking cute at the end with the little pieces slowly making their way into the clutch. I'm loving the editing style, and am looking forward to anything else you will continue to do in the future :)
Thank you! Seriously, thank you! It's comments like these that keep me crafting :)
+simpleDIYs haha good, guess that means I need to keep commenting so you keep crafting! ;)
Wow 😮 so among thanks 🙏🏻
I know I'm not the first or only one to tell you this, but your editing is really the best! Also I dig the way this looks totally classy and is still super easy, thanks for uploading (:
+Giselle Kusters Thank you!!
Love LOVE your new editing style.. and this DIY! So glad you're back :)
Thank you! It feels good to be back.
simpleDIYs
simpleDIYs
it has become more interesting to watch
amazing !! :)
YES! I needed this video ^heads to walmart & craft store*
Do it!
It's is awesome😉
i love this video. never worked with adhesive. does anyone know how durable it is? im pretty hard on my clutches. if anyone knows? you make everything seem so easy! thank you for that! have a blessed week!
Amazing :)
Love it! What size zipper did you use?
hey! you're back! I'm kind of digging your new editing style!
+Zymon B. So happy that everyone's noticing! :)
Love the new editing!
Yay! Someone noticed :) thanks!
+simpleDIYs may I ask you a question? Well anyways the question is:what do u use to edit your videos?it would mean the world to me if u answered.
I use Adobe Premiere Pro now. I used to use iMovie which I loved because it's free, but Adobe gives me way more control over things like color correction and audio so I'm a huge fan of it. Hope that helps!
I love you so much welcome back. I missed you
+Anime Kaur I missed posting videos! And you guys, of course :) Glad to be back.
+simpleDIYs yay for more videos. great job as usual Julia. 😄😄😄😄😄
Great diy, i wanna know if theres a way to make faux leather thicker by gluing a liner, if so what type of liner
Just watched this today, what is music playing in background ?
Has anyone used this heat up adhesive? What results have you had with it over time/with a lot of use? Thanks
Can you use the iron adhesive on real leather of just faux?
What type of needle and thread did you use for the vinyl, and what needle and thread would I use for Pu Leather hand sewing method?
from where I could get this vinyal from cloth shop or book store ??? by the way its a nice one :) keep it up :)
This is really cool! I was wondering, did you just tie the tassels on or did you have to sew a few stitches when you looped it in the little ring or something else? Thanks and welcome back!!✨
Yes! Good eye! I just did one quick stitch to hold it together. You could also just tie a short strip of ribbon or fabric to the zipper for an easy option.
Show! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Super cute! This would make an awesome minimalist purse as well if you repurpose a thin belt as a strap. :) Random question: where is your gridded skirt/dress from? Love it!
Thank you! The dress is from Lulu's. Here's a link -- m.lulus.com/products/mic-check-one-two-black-and-ivory-grid-print-dress/221898.html
say you wanted to attach a strap how would you do that?
How long will it last with just the adhesive it self and not sewing it.
Round bottom corners would also look neat.
hi, do u have soundcloud? i like the music u choose for ur videos
Can you sew Vynel on a sewing machine?
cute little clutch. what suze was the zipper? welcome back to your channel i missed seeing you it. thanks
Thank you! I used a 9 inch zipper in the video.
would sewing the zips work🤔
very nice can we use other cloth and ribbons for side and u got a new subscriber and r u americam
Can you then customize it with HTV?
Missed you! Loved this DIY. Question: Which is sturdier the sewing or the iron on adhesive?
+LoveVIP92 The sewing is definitely the sturdier option, but the iron-on adhesive works fine for a project like a clutch because you're not going to be putting anything heavy inside of it (presumably).
If I were making a larger bag, I'd definitely opt for sewing rather than adhesive. After filming this, I actually made a laptop sleeve out of the same material and I sewed it. Hope that helps!
+simpleDIYs thank you! yes, that does help. I hope to make this soon. It's so pretty, and I don't have any clutches! :)
+LoveVIP92 I hope you decide to try it out! Good luck :)
That would be perfect except I would have used the iron on all the way around. Throw a lining in that bag and PERFECT-TO! Thanks for sharing. De'
Can we get that updated apartment tour???
I noticed kassie playing in the background ;)
Wished you show how to sew on machine.
Forget this the music made in
I used the scissors and they worked fined with me 😕
How do 27 ppl not like this
So long u didn't post video
first
Too much work.
+BamItzZanna Then don't do it yourself..?
And with à sewing machine it's even easier! ;)
Not when you broke. Where's my needle and thread?