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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Alexandra Hamilton
An edgy and funky design using leather and metal studs, Alexandra's bag has started a bidding war. She has cleverly used a minimal amount of canvas which can be seen around each of the studs and incorporated in the lining.
Current Bid = £150
Tamara Fogle
Current Bid = £140
Tamara has used most of the canvas in her tote bag design combined with high quality leather. The well crafted bag and Tamara's reputation within the bag scene makes this the most sought after bag so far..
Harriet Sanders
Current bid = £100
An elegant leather bag which is combined with an interesting way of using the canvas. Beautiful and functional for all occasions.
Susan Prout
Current Bid = £100
Inspired by little orange flowers the children drew on the canvas, Susan has created this beautiful clutch bag made from leather and the canvas lines the inside.
Gemma Johnson
Current bid = £65
An elegant and beautiful bag designed by Gemma in a light-tanned suede. She has subtly used the canvas inside the bag.
Emma Cohen
Current bid = £40
Emma has crafted this practical and funky bag using the canvas as patches on the front and side.
Flora Hely Hutchinson
Current bid = £30
Flora has created this fun, playful and original bag, which has had a lot of attention in the exhibition so far.
Heidi Sturgess
Current bid - £140
Heidi Sturgess has utilized lots of the canvas in her quirky cute design. She has included one of her trademark butterflies on the front of the bag with leather trimming on the edges and handle.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Flora helyhutchinson
Flora's fantastic bag, great to see some original designs coming through! Well done and thanks so much!
Friday, September 11, 2009
Inspired by little orange flowers...
Susan Prout has been working on designing a clutch bag, with inspiration taken from drawings of flowers found on her piece of the canvas. She's taken a subtle and delicate approach with the design, "I've drawn a rose stencil and cut it out on the leather, with bits of the canvas showing through in natural, yellow and red. I also wanted the bag to reflect something fun and happy - as the children are, even if in a dire situation."
The bag is still in the making and we can't wait to see the final thing!
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