I adore Kara Smith‘s scarves and bags. Her line is made using vintage, recycled and salvaged fabrics. The color and pattern combos she uses are so fresh and fun. I love the pocket detailing on her large bags…and the berry color on those sweet clutches!! All this goodness is a fantastic green way to go! Maybe the reason why I’m drawn to her items is because of her California roots?!
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Hey there,
Thanks for blogging my delicious handmade handbags! I’m uploading 16 gorgeous clutch purses today made from fabrics from the 1950′s and early 60′s! Yummo!
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