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  • Lunch Pail Purse
  • From "Carol Duvall Show"
    episode CDS-832
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    Figure A

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    Figure B

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    Figure C

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    Figure D

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    Figure E

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    Figure F

    Project designed by Ana Araujo.

    Materials:

    Limited Editions fold-out wallet with compartments pattern
    Limited Edition rubber stamps
    miniature tin lunch pail
    white cardstock or sticker paper
    water-based markers
    dye-based ink pad
    decoupage medium
    1/2" to 3/4" cording or woven belt material
    two lanyard hooks
    cardboard
    clear Con-tact paper
    spray or acrylic paint
    sandpaper
    optional - gem stones, fabric, post cards, magazine pictures, patches, buttons

    Steps:

    1. Cover the handle of the lunch pail with the paper and tape.
    2. Use spray paint or acrylic paint to cover the entire outside surface of the pail.
    3. Set the pail aside to dry.
    4. Stamp and color the desired image on the cardstock or sticker paper (figure A).
    5. Cut out all the images to be used on the pail (figure B).
    6. With the decoupage medium, adhere the images to the pail (figure C).
    7. Set the pail aside again to dry.
    8. To line the inside of the pail with the fold-out wallet and compartments, cut a piece of cardstock using the Rubber Stampede pattern as a guide (figure D). Cover the cardstock cutout with fabric, or any other desired medium, then fold according to pattern instructions (figure E). Position covered and folded insert inside the pail, and glue to secure.
    9. Sew the cord of woven belt material to the lanyard hook at each end.
    10. Clip a lanyard hook to the bar holding the handle on both sides.

    Tips:

    • If you can't find a miniature lunch pail use a regular-sized pail.
    • To add variety to the lunch pail purse add decorative stones or pictures to the outside of the pail.
    • Design lunch pail purses to coordinate with different outfits.
    • Many of the pails have trader marks on them, so you may not even want to change the outside of the tin. If not, just add the inside purse liner.
    • Tailor the inside of the pail to serve as a tote for sewing or craft supplies (figure F).


    RESOURCES :
    rubber stamps, mini lunch pail fold-out wallet and compartments
    Stamp-A-Sketch rubber stamps.
    Coin Purse template is available on Limited Edition's Web site.
    Limited Edition Rubber Stamps
    We apologize no contact information is available.

    small white tin (carry-all) lunch pails - Tin Box Co.
    The Tin Box Co is a wholesale business. Products are available at Michaels or local art and crafts stores.
    The Tin Box Company of America Inc.
    Farmingdale, NY
    Toll Free Phone: 800-888-8467
    URL: www.tinboxco.com


    GUESTS :

    Ana Araujo
    Creative Arts Designer
    E-mail: Ana@WhenCreativityKnocks.com
    Website: www.whencreativityknocks.com

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