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Welcome to another creative project! Today we will start making an original and stylish handbag using the Locker Hooking technique. This time I have prepared a detailed photo procedure for you so that you can create your own handbag step by step.
For this project, I chose a fresh and energetic combination of blue and orange, which will definitely catch your eye at first glance.
In this article, we will go through the entire production process together, through the looping itself, to the final adjustment and finishing of the handbag. Thanks to the detailed instructions and tips I have prepared for you, you will be able to handle this project even as a beginner.
So don't hesitate, prepare your material, hook and let's start creating a unique fashion accessory that will liven up your wardrobe. With this handmade handbag using contrasting colors, you will definitely shine and be unmissable. I look forward to seeing your results!
Sonja wishes you beautiful and inspiring creation
This autumn was beautiful again, so I was inspired by outdoor colors. I also ordered a new type of rectangularhandles for the e-shop, into which the handbag is inserted in the middle. It is glued to the handbag and secured with a few small screws. I had to try them right away :)
Dimensions: 34 × 22.5 cmDepth: 10 cm
USED TECHNIQUES
- Preparation of a square or rectangular foundation
- Partial and full spiral looping
- Hiding loose ends
- Building a Project
- Sewn fabric lining
- Preparation of the reinforced bottom
- Base flashing
LIST OF MATERIALS
- Kanava size. 2 (# 5)
- Looped surfaces: 1 ball of brindle and 1 ball of blue thick knitting yarn
- Locking medium: black cotton yarn
- Lining: cotton canvas in blue
- Handle: wooden, rectangular, with a cross-section for inserting a handbag
- Reinforced bottom: 1.5 mm plywood in the size approx. 23.5 x 8.5 cm
- Looping hook
- Tapestry needle
- Sewing needle
- Blue thread
- Permanent marker
Download the complete photo instructions in PDF format - see below - in Czech and English
DRAWINGS
