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I had to make myself another poopy clutch (the old one was misplaced) and thought I could do much better than the tutorial/pattern I gave you last year. Without any further ado, I give you THREE versions of the old tutorial!! The new patterns are smaller and still fit up to 3 size 4 diapers plus a travel wipes case!! Very convenient for undercover diaper bags (aka purses). This tutorial is free for personal use and should not be distributed/republished without my consent. Altering the file NOT ALLOWED. If you would like to use this tutorial for commercial purposes, please EMAIL ME. Thanks! Materials Notes: It might be useful to note where my supplies can be found. Button studs, Leather (you'll want 2-3 ounce leather for this project) and hole punches can be found online at tandyleatherfactory.com, or check out their store locator for the store nearest you. (I sound like an advertisement, but seriously I LOVE this place.) I mention below, you can also leather, vinyl or fused plastic. The folks at Etsy labs have a great tutorial on fusing plastic bags. I've seen some really cool fused bag projects.• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
The No-sew Version Similar to last year's pattern, this pattern is optimized for leather, vinyl or fused plastic. No sewing required! Click here to download the Normal Poopy Clutch Instructions• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
The No-Sew Version + SCALLOPED EDGE This version is my personal favorite. It's just like the first, it's made for leather, vinyl or fused plastic, but with a decorative scalloped edge to add a little flirty flair to those messy diapering sessions. No sewing required. Click here to download the Scalloped Edge Poopy Clutch Instructions• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Sewn Fabric Version Can't find leather or vinyl? Wanting to use up your ever-growing fabric stash?!? This pattern is for fabric, complete with instructions for two different edges. Click here to download the Normal Poopy Clutch Sewing Instructions• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
*Thanks SOOOO much, Jane Maynard, for linking to me on DesignMom!! *Also a big thanks to Tipnut for the link!