"The word "wallet" has been in use since the late fourteenth century to refer to a bag or a knapsack for carrying articles." (Wikipedia)
The Carryall Clutch
 |
Michael Kors (Zappos, $158)
This
clutch is small enough for it to fit into some purses, but also big enough to
fit your essentials such as lip gloss or mascara in. This carryall clutch doesn’t need to be
shoved into a bag; it can be a bag all on its own! This clutch has it’s own specialized slots to
hold all of your plastic cards that you would need in a wallet for when you are
out on a night on the town.
The Zip Top Wallet
|
 |
Kate Spade (Nordstrom, $158)
Open up this zip-top wallet and
you’ll find dozens of places for credit cards, debit cards and IDs. While it
still has a space for cash, the zip-top wallet still stays skinny enough to fit
in a small purse. Although this fits
into a purse it is cute enough to carry on it’s own and have a huge fashion
statement!
The Slide Wallet
|
 |
Turquoise Version (Zappos, $64)
This is for the girl that does not like to carry around a
big bulky purse or wallet and like to feel free enough to walk around empty
handed. Even though you don’t need a
purse as a security blanket, but even freewheeling chicks need to carry money
around. This slide wallet is the perfect
in-between option for the girls who don’t like to carry around the extra
padding. This way you are able to put it
on your wrist or even in the tight skinny jeans you love to wear. The slide wallet is the perfect compromise
between fashion and function.
|
DIY Project:
Cork Clutch
Supplies: Thin sheet of cork (used 1/16"), hot glue gun and glue, flat wallet or clutch, ruler, scissors, pen
Steps:
 |
| #1: Cork board |
 |
| #2: Add lines |
 |
| #3: Cut the pieces |
 |
| #4: Intertwine the strips |
 |
| #5: Glue the pattern down |
 |
| #6: Create a border around the edge |
Full Instructions for the DIY project: http://whatiwore.tumblr.com/post/5360938709/diy-cork-clutch
No comments:
Post a Comment