How to Make a Floral Clutch Bag for Spring in 10 Minutes or Less
Make this No-sew Floral DIY Clutch Bag using Dollar Store materials in less time than it takes to boil an egg. It’s the perfect Spring accessory for all of your outfits – an easy and inexpensive seasonal craft!
I’m not one of those girls who changes her purse with every outfit – Half the time I’m lucky to get out the door at all! But, I do love changing things up with a statement clutch bag now and then, particularly in animal print or a fun, bright floral. This lined DIY clutch bag is not only perfect for such an occasion, but it also costs about $5 to make, and is a ridiculously easy project, without any sewing!
Before I get to the tutorial, be sure to check out the other Spring My Dollar Store DIYs from my friends – scroll down to check out all the cuteness!
Now, onto the tutorial!
Make a DIY Clutch Bag for Spring in 10 Minutes or Less
MATERIALS
- A lined, cloth placemat
- An old cereal box or a 12″x12″ piece of heavy cardstock
- A hot glue gun and glue
- A silk flower in a coordinating color
- Rick Rack trim(optional)
- An iron
- Scissors
DIRECTIONS





And that’s all there is to it!
The pattern in this DIY clutch bag reminds me of a warm, spring day and goes with so many outfits, both casual and dressy. I especially love to pair it with stripes. It’s destined to become a staple in my wardrobe. Even better, this DIY clutch bag will make for a fabulous Mother’s Day gift!
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How cute and what a great tutorial! Happy to be joining you for the dollar store challenge today! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
Wow! This technique is awesome! I’ve made a bunch of DIY bags but never without sewing! Will totally try this!
This is beautiful, what a fun way to use a placemat.
Did I miss a step? How does it stay closed? Very cute and creative idea.
You did not! The flap comes down far enough that I didn’t see the need to add closure, but you could certainly add one!