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From there, to here. Halloween bag process
Hey all!
A bit of a photo breakdown on how I went from sheet goods to finished bag taking second place from this cool competition!
Materials were a bit of an amalgamation, however the most fun was designing and tooling the strap with all the soulless that converted from a hand strap to a shoulder strap
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Do you have the skull patterns anywhere? I wanted to take a stab at tooling something like this
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Announcing the Winners of the Spooktober Contest!
Our Halloween Skull Bag Challenge brought out some of the most creative and inspiring designs we’ve ever seen! From spooky and stylish to clever and cute, every submission showed the amazing talent and imagination within our Stitchables community! Here are the results! We’ll be reaching out to all the winners today!…
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Announcing the Winners of the Stitchables Leathercraft Contest! - Stitchables
Our Halloween Skull Bag Challenge brought out some of the most creative and inspiring designs we’ve ever seen! From spooky and stylish to clever and…
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Halloween contest
Thanks to shamus I may still enter the contest because of unfortunately loosing my phone.
A little bit of the spooky season. Leather is from a friend of mine and I added handmade raisin skulls as bag sharms. The inside is coverd with smooth snake print leather. The skull on the cover and the wholes are made out of black stingray leather on top…
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The most fashionable of all submissions! Love it! 🙂
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Spooktober Contest - Entry 2
Worked with my other Kid on this one.
Some might recognize the logo from a popular line of dolls. This is their “Monster Bag”.
Theme and colors were up to their discretion with all punching, stitching, and assembly done by them. Effectively all I had to do was help a bit with the patterning, glue, and the knife work.
Putting the stud at the center…
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Super cute!
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This is so cute! I love it! 🙂
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I love inspiring the next generation of crafters! I love the skull spin!
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Spooktober Contest - Entry 1
Worked with one of my Kids on this one.
This entry is their own hand drawn “Spooky Ghosty”.
Theme and colors were up to their discretion with all punching, stitching, and assembly done by them. Effectively all I had to do was help a bit with the patterning, glue, and the knife work.
They opted for magnet closures instead of the stud so that the…
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I was hoping someone will go for a Ghost front and I really like how it looks. Well done! 🙂
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Okay so this is absolutely adorable 🤩
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Meet Guilhermo the Sugar Skull
Hope I’m not too late with my entry for the Halloween contest! )
I added the lower jaw and tried to give the leather a bit of texture similar to moulded sugar skulls with Girba edge paint.
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This is amazing and I love love the sugar skull! Bravo! 🙂
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This was a really fun make. I couldn’t resist giving this guy a diamond tooth and eye.
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Total pirate vibes with the crossed bones on the front. Really cool! 🙂
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Halloween-Taschenwettbewerb
Das ist meie Halloween-Tasche und auch meie erste Tasche überhaupt. Das Muster ist toll und hat wirklich Spaß gemacht.
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The Frankenstein stitches really make it scary! Great work! 🙂
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Halloween contest!
Here’s my entry into the Halloween contest! I had a blast making this fun bag!
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The color combo and the fun ghostly strap make for a very fun and cool version of the original pattern. Love it! 🙂
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My Spooktober Contest entry
I had to resize the decorative skull to get the eyes to line up with the mask. I wanted to make it kind of costume accessory, where the mask can be stored as a part of the bag to save from having to carry it.
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I love the added functionality for holding the mask. Great idea! 🙂
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