Handbag for the Bride With Their Own Hands

A hand­bag for a bride, of course, is not the most nec­es­sary, but a very use­ful acces­so­ry, because every woman always has some­thing to put in it — from a pow­der box and lip­stick to a mobile phone. In addi­tion, well-cho­sen, it will become not only a func­tion­al acces­so­ry, but also an orna­ment that will com­ple­ment the image. You can buy a hand­bag for the bride in the salon, or you can make it your­self, which will give the future new­ly­wed the oppor­tu­ni­ty to show cre­ativ­i­ty and get a tru­ly exclu­sive thing. We bring to your atten­tion a detailed MK how to sew a hand­bag for the bride. This mod­el is suit­able for a clas­sic fluffy dress. Dec­o­ra­tions can be var­ied accord­ing to the decor of the dress.

Handbag for the bride — master class

To sew a hand­bag we need:

• scis­sors;
• ruler;
• fab­ric (in this case, satin and guipure with sil­ver embroi­dery);
• thin satin rib­bon;
• dec­o­ra­tions.

Progress:

1. From the fab­ric, cut out 4 parts in accor­dance with the pat­tern of the hand­bag for the bride. Two each of satin and guipure.

2. Next, you should sweep the details and sew the seams on a sewing machine. The top of the work­piece is fold­ed inward twice, and two seams are made in the mid­dle on a bag han­dle machine.
3. The edges of the upper part, in this case guipure, are bent by 3 mm and stitched around the perime­ter, thus hid­ing slop­py edges.
4. We process the side edges with an over­lock and get a nice hand­bag blank.

5. We fold the tape in half and sew it on a type­writer. We pass the tape through the pre­pared seam for the han­dles, and we tie its edges at the junc­tion with knots or also sew it.

6. The hand­bag is ready, now you should dec­o­rate it, but the main thing here is mod­er­a­tion, oth­er­wise the detail over­loaded with decor will dis­tract atten­tion from the out­fit. A cou­ple of arti­fi­cial flow­ers and but­ter­fly brooches are enough.
7. Flow­ers can be made inde­pen­dent­ly, or you can buy ready-made flow­ers in the store. Before fix­ing the com­po­si­tion on the prod­uct, it is bet­ter to try sev­er­al options for its place­ment.

8. The bridal bag is ready.

When mak­ing an ele­gant acces­so­ry, you should fol­low a few style rec­om­men­da­tions:

• It is bet­ter to choose the fab­ric for the hand­bag in the col­or of the dress. If there are col­ored details on the dress — embroi­dery, a belt, then you can make a hand­bag to match;
• a hand­bag in the form of a pouch with ties will fit a fluffy crino­line dress. For a dress in the Empire style, it is bet­ter to make an enve­lope hand­bag, and a clutch bag will be appro­pri­ate for a retro-style out­fit;
• fresh flow­ers that repeat the com­po­nents of the bou­quet will look spec­tac­u­lar as a hand­bag dec­o­ra­tion.

It is also easy to make oth­er wed­ding tri­fles with your own hands: a pil­low for rings, dec­o­rate wed­ding glass­es, pre­pare bon­bon­nieres for guests and a wed­ding chest for gifts.