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Very nice!!!Finally finished! From blue colorblock to all black! Tying the Kaffe scarf was the hardest part!
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This is absolutely stunning. You did an incredible job! I would absolutely buy a Cassie with gunmetal hardware and pay extra to have it dyed like this in a heartbeat!!Finally finished! From blue colorblock to all black! Tying the Kaffe scarf was the hardest part!
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Gorgeous!!!Finally finished! From blue colorblock to all black! Tying the Kaffe scarf was the hardest part!
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Thank you so much!This is absolutely stunning. You did an incredible job! I would absolutely buy a Cassie with gunmetal hardware and pay extra to have it dyed like this in a heartbeat!!![]()
I am just like you! I love to rip/cut things up!(bags)Thank you!
You know, I don't know why I started but have a tendency to jump into something like this & ask questions later. My first attempt was to a rip & repair line bag. Came with ginger accents which was ok, but I found that particular coloring limited when I carried. I did very little research...so more luck than brains for sure!
I've had a tendency to customize my bags, removing fringe or tassels, painting hardware, etc. I figure if Coach isn't making the bag I want & there is a low risk way for me to do my own, I will. I never do it on super pricey bags though. Always a bag I bought on sale or snagged online at a good price or, in this case, was going to rehome before I decided to change the color.
My desk job provides little opportunity to be creative so I gravitate to projects outside of work that allow me to see the end result, good or bad.
Hope that all makes sense!
Love it!Finally finished! From blue colorblock to all black! Tying the Kaffe scarf was the hardest part!
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Perfect!!!My first Cassie. I bought her at the outlet, the colors are something that drew me in, once I was home with her, I realize that it’s the perfect colors for my Donald Duck charm.
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You can take the strap to a shoe repair and ask them to punch additional holes in it so you can shorten it. I've actually done the opposite on my speedyb strap.I think the Cassie straps are too long, even when I adjusted to its shortest version ( I'm 5'3), Anyone else feels the same way?![]()
Yes I feel exactly the same. I'm not a fan of the interior lining material in general. I like the Cassie style, just wish they upgrade their lining to make it more premium. I don't mind paying premium price for itWith all the Originals launching I just wish they'd make the Cassie with leather or canvas interior instead of the fabric. I'd pay more to have a 1941/Originals version!
YES!!!Yes I feel exactly the same. I'm not a fan of the interior lining material in general. I like the Cassie style, just wish they upgrade their lining to make it more premium. I don't mind paying premium price for it
I shorten all my bag straps. I like short shoulder length versus crossbody, so I do what was recommended above...I have a leather hole puncher to punch an extra hole further up to shorten the strap. The hole punchers do not cost all that much, or you can take it to a leather store. I also buy straps on the mautto website sometimes instead. That is what I have done with my Cassie bags instead of shortening the straps.I think the Cassie straps are too long, even when I adjusted to its shortest version ( I'm 5'3), Anyone else feels the same way?![]()