Twice a year the Pasadena Bead and Design Show happens. And it’s happening this weekend. There are a number of glass bead makers and fusers selling at this show (me included). Art Clay Silver also has a room there, so for the locals of Southern California you can get a whole bunch of your jewelry making needs taken care of. There are other unique types of findings and beads and as the weekend progresses I’ll gather some of my favorites to share on Sunday’s posting. The show runs July 29- August 1 and is from 10-6 each day. It’s being held at the Pasadena Hilton but check their web site for more information. You can also see where they hold their other shows just in case you’re not in the Southern California area.
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How to Add Magnetic Snaps to Your Bags: A Simple DIY Tutorial
If you’re looking to enhance your handmade bags with a bit of extra functionality and style, then the How to Add Magnetic Snaps to a Bag tutorial from Apple Green Cottage is just what you need! Magnetic snaps are a fantastic addition to any bag, giving it that professional finish while keeping everything securely closed.
In this easy-to-follow guide, you’ll learn exactly how to add magnetic snaps to your bags, step-by-step. Whether you’re making a tote, clutch, or purse, these instructions will walk you through the process, from selecting the right snaps to placing them in your bag. The tutorial includes helpful tips on ensuring your snaps are placed precisely, preventing any frustration or mistakes along the way.
This simple but effective upgrade to your bags is great for adding convenience—no more fiddling with zippers or trying to keep everything closed with a button. Plus, magnetic snaps come in various sizes and styles, allowing you to personalize your projects even further.
If you’re someone who loves sewing and is looking to level up your bag-making skills, adding magnetic snaps is a great and easy way to do so. The best part? You’ll finish your projects with a professional touch that will make your creations stand out!
Ready to start? Check out the full tutorial here: How to Add Magnetic Snaps to a Bag