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I want to make something to embellish my bag - but what and how??!?!

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i recently made a large crochet brooch using thrifted supplies SEE HERE i have blogged photo's and a mini tutorial. I think it would look great on a plain bag.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 28-Jun-09 21:54:46
THanks = yes considering that - but the scarf I have in mind is too gorgeous!!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 28-Jun-09 10:48:22
I had a very boring grey fabric bag (quite big) that I once took on a plane journey. Was worried that I wouldn't notice it on the carousel so tied a cheap-ish (fake) silk scarf to the handle. I think it came free with a magazine. Lots of people commented on how stylish it looked hmm. Debatable, I think, but maybe that's the way to go.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 27-Jun-09 20:40:42
Nooo! It'll look like one of those horrid creations that Gok churns out.
There was a thing in a magazine I was looking at the other day that involved beads threaded on safety pins - you could try that? Or just buy a nice keyring and attach that?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 27-Jun-09 20:31:23
Ive just bought a lovely grey bag - but want to tie or add something to it to add a bit of creative umph (sorry dont know how to spell j ne sais quoi?!?!!?!)

Any ideas? The best I can think of is either some sort of tassle or a firendship type bracelt thing.. - neither of which I have made for at least 15 years!!!
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