BAG CHARM TOUR

I would never, so you should never buy bag charms. Instead, you can make them. I want to give you a quick tour of my bag charms and how I made them. First off, we're gonna start with the bag just because I love it. It's a vintage Louis Vuitton from 2013. I got it in Osaka. Yes, what you've heard is true. I paid like $400 for it. Now let's look at our charms. If you don't know by now, I'm a Chicago girl, grew up through, so I have Chicago here. I have a concha 'cause I'm half Mexican and I love a morning concha. I have my name and like the magazine collage cause I thought it was cute. I live off the 290s, so I have a 290 expressway. These, I made these charms last year when I was really feeling in love, but still am. But today, something is a Polaroid of my husband and I the day that we got engaged. Angel, that was my girlfriend at work. She's a sunny angel's girl. So I was like, yeah, girly pop. Sour punch straws 'cause they are my favorite. I have Paloma, my little puppy. Hair, course, her. And in my Chicago spirit as well. I have a bag of crunchy curls. These are my favorite chips. And if I could eat them every day, I would, but I can't, so I don't. And then last but not least, I have a smiley face, like my smiley face on my arm. I love a little smiley face. I find them so cheeky and just like a reminder that you need to smile. Yes. So yeah, these are my bag charms. I make them on shrinky dink paper, shrink them and resin them. So easy and so fun to do. I've also made keychains for people, magnets for people, anything like that. But the best part about it, you can do whatever you want, you just personalize it based off of what you like, what you want. So yeah, I make them on shrinky dink paper, shrink them and resin them. I've also made keychains for people, magnets for people, anything like that. But the best part about it, you can do whatever you want, you just personalize it based off of what you like, what you want.