FINGERART Mini Tote Crossbody Bag DIY Kit
$98.00 – $103.00
☑Beginner-Friendly
☑Comes with free sewing tools(glue not included due to shipping limits)
☑Step-by-Step Video Tutorials
☑Pre-Punched Leather Parts
☑Use Your Own Fabric （have an iron ready for fabric prep!）
☑If you choose the kit with included fabric，no ironing needed
☑No Sewing Machine Required
☑Free Worldwide Shipping
Description
Mini Tote Bag · DIY Kit (Leather & Fabric Combo)
Stylish, Lightweight, and Ready to Personalize
FINGERART’s Mini Tote Bag DIY Kit offers a playful yet practical design that blends soft fabric with structured leather. Featuring a compact silhouette and clean lines, this tote is perfect for daily use with just the right amount of personality.
Crafted with genuine leather trim and your choice of fabric panel, the bag feels lightweight and fresh, making it ideal for warmer seasons or casual styling. The structured leather handle provides a classic hand-carry option, while the included adjustable strap allows for easy shoulder or crossbody wear.
Available in multiple leather colors, this kit lets you customize your look from fabric to finish. Pre-cut and pre-punched materials make it beginner-friendly, fun to assemble, and a joy to carry once complete.
Kit Includes:
• Pre-cut leather & fabric panels
• Top handle, adjustable shoulder strap & hardware
• Waxed thread, needles, tools
Whether you’re crafting for yourself or gifting someone special, this mini tote is a beautiful expression of handmade style.
Reviews (3)
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Vanessa –
Even though all the leather pieces came pre-punched and it’s definitely beginner-friendly, stitching the whole bag was still a real challenge for someone like me who doesn’t have much patience. But hey—I made it, and that feels pretty great!
[...]Kelly –
I used denim to upcycle this bag, and the result turned out amazing! Love how it looks—totally worth the effort!
[...]Emily –
This was the first bag I made with my own ironed-on fabric. There were some small imperfections in the final result—maybe from my ironing or when sewing the edges—but overall, I’m really happy with how it turned out!
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