Today’s project is a mini Origami handbag, perfect for a party favor for holding treats!
Here’s a different view:
And here’s what the bottom looks like:
I’d like to give credit to fellow German demonstrator Nadine Köller from Stempelmami for this fun little handbag! She has a great photo tutorial, so be sure to check it out. I added some Paper Pixie tips and tricks to my project, so here’s my video tutorial:
You could also close this bag with a binder clip, staple, or magnets! If you do use magnets, be sure to use a sturdy glue like E6000 to make sure the magnets stay put!
This adorable little handbag fits a Lindor Truffle perfectly! Wouldn’t these make great table favors for a party?
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MEASUREMENTS:
- Tutti Frutti DSP – 6″ x 6″
- After folding per the video tutorial, the scoring measurements are 2-1/8″ and 3-7/8″
- Night of Navy 1-3/4″ Circle – score at 3/4″ and 1″
- Night of Navy 2-1/2″ x 1/4″ strip – score at 1/4″ and 2-1/4″
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Love this tiny bag. Thanks for sharing.
So cute! Can’t wait to treat myself trying this one once I get my paperwork all filed and sorted to do taxes.. 🙂
Have a great day and thanks for sharing!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your origami projects! Keep em’ coming!!!!
Thanks so much!
Can you please link the amazon velcro dots?
This is such a darling projects and utilizes the Tutti-Frutti dsp beautifully.
Do you have measurements to make it bigger?
Awesome video for the cute little purse treat holder !
Is there a PDF of instructions for this little bag. My kindergarten girls would love making those. Thank you for sharing and it’s so darn cute.
TFS. These are so cute…I’ve got to make some for my granddaughters!! They’re gonna love them. Very easy to follow your instructions in the video.
I love your bag. I think it could be done also with a 12×12 sheet for a bigger bag.
Thanks for sharing.
Wendy
love your ting bag; your tutorial is great & not hurried sounding!
Fab nice to do with the grandchildren
One of the best instructional videos I have had the pleasure of watching. Your clear, calm style of sharing what you know is greatly appreciated!
Love your little bag
Very fun project! Thnks for sharing
Do you have measurements for a bigger version?
Hi Jill! I don’t specifically, but what size are you looking for?
Lindo trabalho!
Qual o nome do papel que você usa?
Hi Kátia! Thank you! It’s called Tutti Fruitti, but it has retired and is no longer available for purchase.