With self-adhesive Lamp foil you can do much more than only lampshades. From a simple cut, for example, you can create a large, stable bag. The foil is covered with fabric and sewn together at the edges. This is child's play and extremely variable.
And this is how it works
With the help of the templates, templates are made in the first step of the work process, onto which the protective foil of Lamp foil transferred and cut out
Important: The template for the side parts must be mirrored on the dotted line
Now punch holes at the edges with the punching pliers, through which the bag is later sewn together with a wool thread. Then the fabric for the side parts and lid or bottom is spread out and pulled straight. From the cut Lamp foil the protective foil is removed, the foil cuts are now glued to the fabric. Simply cut off the protruding fabric and slit the holes with a scalpel
Two additional holes are punched in each side part for the bag handles . Make small slits in the bottom of the bag for the four pocket feet, insert them and bend them open inside.
Now the bag can be decorated with bow applications . In the decoration example, these were ironed with permanent iron-on foil at cotton temperature on a brown fabric remnant, cut out with an approx. 1 - 2 mm wide edge and glued to the side part
In the next step the individual parts are sewn together with the wool thread, the ends of the wool are fixed with hot glue. For a clean finish, the wool can also be glued along the top edge of the bag
Tip: Wrap a piece of adhesive film around the end of the thread so that it does not fray out and can be easily threaded through the holes
For further decoration cut off approx. 70 cm of wool. Shorten the wooden stick of the spring cotter , thread a Pearl and wrap the ends of the wool thread around the wooden sticks. Fix it with hot glue. Then latch the bag handles and bind the decoration in a Carabiner to a bow.
Tip: You can also cut the decoration to fit Felt on the bottom of the bag.
