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the November ’26 Eye Candy Showcase

Kat — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 12:15:19 +0000

So... even though it feels really weird that we're not in Houston in October or November, life goes on and it's time for a new Eye Candy Showcase!

Let's get started!

And let's kick it off with Jeannette Jay's sweet & confident Easy Go Wallet! (Perfect binding makes a perfect bag, right?)

And Alison T. created this totally lovely AeroSling for her best friends birthday. She said she LOVES this pattern & I think this may be my favorite of the AeroSlings she's created so far!

And here's Karen Heger's take on our Odyssey design which has a unique organized interior section in between the two main storage areas! Great job Karen!

And Sue Hanson's little Cignet Phone Pal looks to be fit for a princess. It's got perfect fussy cutting & beautifully "royal" print!

So, here's a yummy way to close out this month's Showcase! This is Jeannette Jay's delicious Side Slinger which was a custom make for a friend!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

Did you feel inspired by any of these beauties? And would you like to see one of YOUR creations on display here for everyone to admire & aspire to? If so…that can happen in either of these two ways.

Attach picture(s) of your SKD creation to an email & send it to me here- info@studiokatdesigns.com
Join our FaceBook Sewing Group HERE, and post picture(s) of your SKD creation there (with the extra added benefit of getting some well-deserved applause from our members).

And remember, we love reading your comments and answering your questions too, so please feel free to leave either or both in the space provided below.

Check out the best sewing pins with me on Pinterest, join in on discussions or show off your work in our FaceBook Group, or get your daily sewing fix on our Facebook Business Page or the behind the scenes scoops on Instagram! And don't forget to check out our video tips & tricks on our You Tube Channel and be the 1st to know about new patterns, discount codes and sample sales by signing up for "Bag Making is Fun", our bi-monthly newsletter

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PPC36: the Cargo Strap Cover Model Revealed

Kat — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 12:20:35 +0000

So... in our last post, we had a little fun letting YOU be the designer to choose which of our bag samples YOU would select to stand alone on the pattern cover for our next new pattern of 2026, the Cargo Strap, if the choice were up to you.

And as you might surmise, this is the last major hurdle to clear prior to publishing this pattern, which we hope will be sometime next week (if all goes well), so please tuned for that! More info about the pattern release is available with an important announcement, at the end of this post.

(Here's all of our Cargo Strap samples,
shown in the order they were created, from right to left.)

So... here's what we decided....

9/21/26- Windswept

I actually felt pretty good about this sample, especially since it was so early in the overall process. I came to regret the use of a "connector" at the bottom of the Sash, but that easy to correct, even at this stage in the game, and I knew right off that both Pouches were wider than I would want them to be, and made a definitive change going forward.

But for these reasons... it was OUT!

9/28/26- Butterflies

The fabric I used for this samples was one of my recent favorites, and even though I only had a very small amount of it left in my stash, it really takes very little to the exterior of these Pouches!

I was much happier with the width of this Sash (and Pouches), and I'm also more satisfied with the overall look here. I had cut down on the length of the "Connector" at the bottom of the snaphooks, but even though this is easily removable even at this point, I still didnt feel like this sample had the instant appeal that a cover model should have, so...

It was OUT!!!

10/6/26 - Paisley Empress

And overall, I liked the way this sample photographed SO much better than previous samples, but now that I look at it critically, it looks a little too much like the Butterflies sample (pictured above). ADDITIONALLY- I have noticed how I tend to gravitate toward blues & purples for my samples and that's a little too predictable!

So even though this sample had a rich, lux look...

It was OUT!!!

10/9/26 - Cleo

And how could I go wrong choosing a feline-themed cover model for our cover, right? And in fact, I did think long and hard about using this sample, but in the end, I thought it might be a tad too "busy" to show off the wonderful detail of this design, so sadly...

It was OUT!

10/16/26 - Twilight Dance

And finally, I was honestly torn between using this sample & the sample we finally chose for our cover (shown below). They are beautiful, and eye-catching and would've worked beautifully, but ultimately, I just went with my gut and decided that ...

this sample was OUT!

It should however be a very compelling & popular sample at the shows we go to next year!

So...if you haven't already guessed, (by process of elimination), it is with great pleasure that I now reveal to you the official pattern cover for the Cargo Strap!

I guess I fell in love with the lush greenery of this fabric, (and maybe a little nostalgic love of all thing Laurel Burch?)

So was "Remembering Laurel Burch" the perfect choice for our "cover model"?

Truth is, only time will tell! I guess I easily could have gone with a couple other choices for our cover model, & I know from experience that had I chosen another, it probably wouldn't make a bit of difference "sales-wise".

But I feel good about this choice. I especially feel good that it was validated by SO MANY of you either by commenting on the post, or on social media or even by email! So thank you SO much to everyone who voiced their opinion! Pattern design can be rather solitary work & I REALLY enjoy hearing the logic behind which bag our customers would choose for the cover!

So... all that's left now, is to RELEASE THE PATTERN!

But PLEASE NOTE!!!! -- Just as we did for our AeroSling rollout this past summer, we'll be announcing the Cargo Strap pattern release will most likely be next week, by means of a special edition of our bi-monthly newsletter, Bag Making is FUN, so be on the lookout for that? (If you're not already on our mailing list, please sign up for that HERE.)

And as is our norm, it will include a time-sensitive discount toward the purchase of the Cargo Strap pattern, so don't miss out! If you don't already receive our newsletter in your Inbox bi-monthly, you still have a small window of time to sign up & get in on the fun, PLUS pick up our newsletter discount coupon also, by clicking HERE.

And now it's YOUR turn!

Call me crazy but I always love knowing if you agree with our selection or if you think we totally blew it! So please feel free to leave your comments and/or questions in the space provided below! Don't worry. We won't be mad if you disagree with us!

Check out the best sewing pins with me on Pinterest, join in on discussions or show off your work in our FaceBook Group, or get your daily sewing fix on our Facebook Business Page or the behind the scenes scoops on Instagram! And don't forget to check out our video tips & tricks on our You Tube Channel and be the 1st to know about new patterns, discount codes and sample sales by signing up for "Bag Making is Fun", our bi-monthly newsletter.

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Help Us Choose the Cargo Strap Cover Model

Kat — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 12:49:11 +0000

So…. we’re almost ready to publish another pattern! Can you believe it? this is the 3rd for 2026! But before we can do that, we need to choose the ONE sample that will best represent our new Cargo Strap design & become the “cover model” for the pattern! To do this, I like thinking about which of our samples would most appeal to our customers… which one would cause folks to stop mid-scroll to give this design a 2nd look!

Here's Your Choices!

9/21/26- Windswept

9/28/26- Butterflies

10/6/26- Paisley Empress

10/9/26- Cleo

10/13/26- Remembering Laurel Burch

10/16/26- Twilight Dance

Having seen all of the Cargo Strap options, here’s the criteria I would LOVE for you to consider as you make YOUR choice!

1. Consider MORE than just your personal favorite. Of course the sample you choose should be appealing to YOU, but always consider how much “universal appeal” a bag has. Would MOST people find it appealing?

2. Will it turn heads? Ideally, a cover sample should “stand out in a crowd”! By definition it’s a show bag. It’s not meant to be neutral, to fade into the background or to look good with virtually every outfit we might wear!

3. Do the fabrics used draw attention to the design’s key features? Some prints are so “busy” that the bag features seem to disappear because all you can see is the PRINT! I strive for interesting fabric, that’s for sure, but I also want the design elements to shine thru unimpeded, regardless of the fabrics I’ve chosen. Sometimes contrast fabrics or unique zippers can aid in this.

4. Does the sample include ALL the design features promised in the verbiage on the cover? Because here’s the thing… the model that’s chosen for the cover will be the model that will MOST be associated with this design… it’ll be the “spokesmodel” so to speak. But if it’s missing an expected exterior pocket (for example), then every single person who picks up that sample at stores or shows will want to know why it doesn’t, or worse still, they’ll think they’ve actually been misled about what features are included in the pattern!.

5. Is it photogenic? Sometimes, for reasons that I’ll never understand, (probably because of MY photography skills, or more accurately the lack thereof), certain samples just don’t photograph well. No matter the lighting…. no matter the background….no matter… what… I…. DO! But here’s the deal, no matter how pretty and ideal it is in person, if it doesn’t photograph well, or if I cannot seem to get a decent photograph of it, then it’s just NOT a good candidate for our cover! It can still be a fantastic “show bag”, but it just won’t be the best “cover model”.

6. Does it actually LOOK like “our brand”? Our goal is for our customers to be able to identify a pattern as belonging to our line without even seeing the title or our logo on the front of the pattern cover. We would be doing ourselves no favors for example, if we suddenly departed from the “formula” that’s worked for us for 20+ years and placed a model on the cover that just doesn’t look like something we would put forward!

7. Is it created with a special pieced exterior? As most of you know by now, I LOVE piecing my way to a unique exterior, but I’ve learned from bitter experience and quite a few scoldings from irritated customers (reference the Lollapalooza) that placing a model with such an exterior on our pattern cover is generally NOT a good idea. BUT– if there are actual pattern pieces for this special exterior, and those pieces can be included in the pattern package itself (reference the Uptown Saddlebag or the HipBag Hybrid, then it CAN in fact be placed on the front cover.

So…there you have it! Are you ready to have a little FUN because I’m so looking forward to hearing your responses!? But don’t forget—I would also enjoy hearing the reasoning behind your choice. And do stay tuned for the next post in this cycle of Purse Pattern Chronicles to see how closely your choice mirrored ours when I reveal which model really will be on the cover of our new pattern. I’m SO looking forward to seeing your comments! (You probably don’t know this, but this is one of my two most favorite posts of the whole year!)

Check out the best sewing pins with me on Pinterest, join in on discussions or show off your work in our FaceBook Group, or get your daily sewing fix on our Facebook Business Page or the behind the scenes scoops on Instagram! And don’t forget to check out our video tips & tricks on our You Tube Channel and be the 1st to know about new patterns, discount codes and sample sales by signing up for “Bag Making is Fun”, our bi-monthly newsletter.

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PPC36: Twilight Dance

Kat — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 12:15:58 +0000

So... in our last post I told you that we coming to the end of this cycle of Purse Pattern Chronicles, and indeed, this is the last sample I'll be showing you prior to our having to choose the ONE sample that will represent this new design by being the cover model for the Cargo Strap pattern cover!

And not only does this design work up F-A-S-T, but there's really very little "focal" fabric needed, (only a 9" X 16" piece), so I've really enjoyed going back into my stash & pulling out small pieces of some old favorites... in this case a not-so-old "Twilight Dance" by Sally Kelly for Windham Fabrics. I combined it with a multi-colored polka-dot fabric on a black background for the contrast.

And pssst! Now we've added this fun fabric combo to our FabricPage and you can get more info, pics and even pick up some for yourself HERE if you like!

This strap can be worn alone (at left) if you like. The mini pouch is perfect for your key fob, and small cosmetics, while the Mega Pouch can house even the largest cell phones on the Market today, as well as your passport, and the enclosed Card Caddy can hold your driver's license and 2 other cards.

and these shots give you a great look at both sides of these Pouches, almost like looking at mirror-images!

And in these shots, you can see how easy it is to snap you phone in place at the end of these snaphooks (all's it takes is a tether hook & a little lever-style snaphook) and it's just as easy to snap a bag in place the same way (your bag needs to have top corner D-rings to make this happen!

And just in case you're wondering what the insides of these pouches are like... at left you can see that even my Samsung 24+ fits just FINE in this Mega Pouch, and also within the confines of this pouch is a 3-card Caddy!

And just so you know, one of the things I enjoy the most about making up samples for this new design, is that it requires SO little fabric for the focal print (just a 9" X 16" cut)!

This means I can go back thru my stash & dig out small pieces of some of my all-time favorite prints that I couldn't bear to throw away & give them a new life! Such was the case with this amazing fabric, called Twilight, by Sally Kelly for Windham Fabrics. If you like this fabric, we've added it to our Fabric page and you can pick up some for yourself or just find out more by clicking HERE.

And here's the thing...

this is the last sample I'll be showing you prior to choosing the "cover model" for this Cargo Strap pattern, and if you're a regular to our Purse Pattern Chronicles series, then you know that I LOVE having YOUR input into which sample we should choose & why... so please stay tuned for our next post in this series so we can take your opinion into consideration!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

And remember, we love reading your comments and answering your questions too, so please feel free to leave either or both in the space provided below.

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PPC36: Remembering Laurel Burch

Kat — Tue, 13 Oct 2026 12:50:25 +0000

So... in our last post, I told you that we had sent this pattern out to our testers & that we were winding down toward the eventual publication of this new pattern, the Cargo Strap!

But in the meantime I've got one more sample to show you before we make that all important decision as to which one will actually grace the pattern cover!

And not only does this design work up F-A-S-T, but there's really very little "focal" fabric needed, (only a 9" X 16" piece), so I've really enjoyed going back into my stash & pulling out small pieces of some old favorites... in this case a very old Laurel Burch metallic! (Can anyone remember it's name?)

Here's a couple of good shots of the Pouches in place on the cargo Sash. I love how these gold metallic zips set off the metallic highlights of this amazing fabric!

Here's a couple of interior pictures of the Mega Pouch. (above left)- there's a 3-slot credit card Caddy inside... AND... in this picture, (above right)- you can see how my Samsung 24+ fits with a little rooom to spare!

This design can be worn alone, because the Mega Pouch, (above left), can easily house ANY smart phone on the Market today.

if you prefer, (above center), you can just clip your cellphone to the snap hooks at the bottom of the Strap for ultimate ease of access... OR...

you can clip virtually any bag you've made or bought (above right, which has rings at the top corners), to the bottom Strap snap hooks for "hands freedom", PLUS...maximum storage possibility! (bag pattern not included)

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

It won't be long now before this new design is released! but does this seem like a design you'd enjoy making or carrying?

And if you have comments you'd like to share, suggestions you'd like to make, or questions you'd like to ask about this design in general or this sample in specific, please feel free to leave either or both in the space provided below.

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PPC36: Cleo

Kat — Fri, 09 Oct 2026 12:00:15 +0000

So... in our last post, I told you that we had abandoned the idea of a connector piece between the sash & the strap. I liked the idea of the connector, but in the end it made the attached phone (or the attached bag) ride too low on my body.

I'm happier with this configuration as we go forward.

This strap/Sash can be worn several different ways! In the photo (above left), I am wearing it just as is. In this configuration, a phone can be stored in the Mega Pouch, (just be careful not to open it completely as your phone could fall out), along with a few credit cards and a license can be placed in the card slots. The Mini Pouch can be utilized as a place to store your keys/key fob, along with small cosmetic items.

The Cargo Strap can also be attached to virtually any bag or wallet with top side rings for even more storage (the bag pattern, the Easy Go Wallet, is sold separately).

And I thought you might like a little peek inside the Mega Pouch. As you can see, there are THREE card slots, which you can use for a driver's license and 2 other cards!

And if you feel more secure carrying our phone on the inside of this Mega Pouch, there is certainly room for that, but there's also room for a passport too!

And here we have the option of wearing your phone, (via a tether tab), by snapping it to your Cargo Strap. You can hear it easily, AND... you can access it quickly on the go!

and finally- here's two pictures that are almost mirror-images. I didn't include a picture with sunglasses handing off the outside D-ring on the Mega Pouch this time, but that's pretty much what that feature is for!

And just so you know, one of the things I enjoy the most about making up samples for this new design, is that it requires SO little fabric for the focal print (just a 9" X 16" cut)! This means I can go back thru my stash & dig out small pieces of some of my all-time favorite prints that I couldn't bear to throw away & give them a new life! Such was the case with this beautiful "cat fabric", called Cleo, by Chong-A Hwang for Timeless Treasures!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

I'd love to get some feedback on how you feel about this design thus far! If you have comments you'd like to share, suggestions you'd like to make, or questions you'd like to ask about this design in general or this sample in specific, (and I hope you do), please feel free to leave any or all in the space provided below.

And remember, we love reading your comments and answering your questions too, so please feel free to leave either or both in the space provided below.

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PPC36: Paisley Empress

Kat — Tue, 06 Oct 2026 14:01:49 +0000

So in our last post, I mentioned that I felt pretty well satisfied with this Cargo Strap design, but still, I've had this nagging feeling that I just wasn't happy with that Connector area at the bottom of the Sash.

For this sample, I made another adjustment in this area, and while I think it looks better, I still feel like when the phone is tethered up AND when a bag is snapped in place, that they are both seem to be riding a little low.

There's several ways that this design can be worn. In the photo above you can see it worn completely by itself. The lower zippered pocket is large enough to accommodate ANY smart phone currently on the market today, along with your driver's license and two credit cards & even your passport!

But if you prefer you can tether your phone at the end of you Strap where it's easy to hear & reach when it rings! And in the meantime, the upper zippered pocket is perfect for holding your key fob along with a lipstick or a small cosmetic or two.

Here's a couple interior shots of the two zippered pouches which gives you a good idea of how roomy they are! You really can carry pretty much ALL of your essentials here while still enjoying the total freedome of being absolutely handsfree!

And so here's a couple of closing shots to give you a closer-up view of these zippered pouches, and the photo at right even shows that you can carry your sunglasses or readers by clipping them to the exterior D-ring.

And just so you know, one of the things I enjoy the most about making up samples for this new design, is that it requires SO little fabric for the focal print (just a 9" X 16" cut)! This means I can go back thru my stash & dig out small pieces of some of my all-time favorite prints that I couldn't bear to throw away & give them a new life! Such was the case with this beautiful fabric (called Paisley Empress), by Chong-A Hwang for Timeless Treasures!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

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the October ’26 Eye Candy Showcase

Kat — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 12:40:09 +0000

So... after the hottest September on record, Fall is finally here in North Carolina! And even though I'm glad to see the hot weather gone, there's no shortage of "hot" bags to headline our October Eye Candy Showcase, so...

Let's get started!

This stunning AeroSling was created by Alison T! she actually prequilted the Bag back and said it worked out GREAT! She said she loved making this bag and found the instructions easy to follow!

And this Expand-o-Matic has a definite "60's vibe" and I love it! Diana Smith used a plastic zipper for the expansion area (which I have NEVER had good luck with)! Diana said it worked out beautifully for her!

And here's Alison T again, with two more AeroSling beauties! Thet're both colorful and FUN!

And now here's a couple of eye-poppin' Sling Alongs. Sue Hanson did a fantastic job on the makes here. (That picture perfect black & white striped bias tape really does it for me!) She said she's wants to cue up a couple of our other designs now (and I can wait to see them!)

And Alison T has sure been a busy gal because here's TWO MORE AeroSlings! I'm wondering if she's making a bunch of Christmas presents?

And this wonderfully graphic High Seas Convertible was created by Sherri Johnson! You just can't go wrong with a black & white bag, right?

And we might as well finish off this showcase with one more AeroSling beauty from Alison T, right? I love the color scheme she chose for this one but really, I just can't decide which one of her makes is my favorite! Great work, Alison!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

Attach picture(s) of your SKD creation to an email & send it to me here- info@studiokatdesigns.com
Join our FaceBook Sewing Group HERE, and post picture(s) of your SKD creation there (with the extra added benefit of getting some well-deserved applause from our members).

And remember, we love reading your comments and answering your questions too, so please feel free to leave either or both in the space provided below.

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PPC36: Butterflies

Kat — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 12:15:54 +0000

So... in our last post, we showed you our 1st Cargo Strap sample of our next new pattern design, but still after finishing it, we still had several improvements we wanted to make!

First of all, you may notice that we added a more "rounded" top edge to both of these pouches & reduced the total width of the design by a full 1/4". to me, this makes for a slimmer, more stream-lined look.

The overall Sash length is slightly shorter and I changed the look of the "connectors" at both the top & bottom end.

In these shots, you can get a better idea of the sizing changes we've made & while I'm happier with this look, I think I can streamline it even MORE!

In these photos, you can see how your cell phone can be clipped in place & made easily accessible while still being hands-free!

And of course this Strap CAN be worn completely on its own, because the "Mega Pouch" is large enough to accomodate virtually any cell phone on the Market today!

And as a bonus, this Strap can substitute for any Strap that attaches to pretty much any bag with top corner rings, bringing even MORE storage opportunities to the table while still maintaining a handsfree lifestyle! (Expand-o-Matic pattern sold separately)

So do stay tuned for our next post in this series. I still have a couple of little changes I'd like to make, most notably in the Connector areas.

Other changes primarily involve the order in which this Strap is put together, you know... the kind of items that can make it easier to put this project together!

I'm anticipating that our next sample will be totally indicative of the final look for this design.

And just so you know, one of the things I enjoy the most about making up samples for this new design, is that it requires SO little fabric for the focal print (just a 9" X 16" cut)! This means I can go back thru my stash & dig out small pieces of some of my all-time favorite prints that I couldn't bear to throw away & give them a new life! Such was the case with this beautiful fabric by Chong-A Hwang for Timeless Treasures!

So ...let's talk about
this superfun fabric!

It's called "Packed Butterfly Wings", & I paired it with a very cool purple/blue batik w/pinkish dots.

This fabric combo is in stock in our Fabric Gallery & you can pick some up for your next project HERE!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

If you have comments you'd like to share, suggestions you'd like to make, or questions you'd like to ask about this design in general or this sample in specific, (and I hope you do), please feel free to leave any or all in the space provided below.

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PPC36: Windswept

Kat — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 12:15:02 +0000

So... in our last post we showed you our original thoughts about this new design, (via our sketchwork), AND.... we shared with you the photos of our 1st prototype. And actually we were pretty pleased with our first effort, so now it's time to get serious about perfecting this design!

So there's actually THREE ways you can wear this unique Cargo Strap

Firstly, you can wear the strap all by itself. The Mega Pouch is perfect for storing your phone and a few cards. You can even hang your reading or sun glasses from the convenient hook on the Mega Pouch front.

But if you'd rather, you can hang your phone from a connecting hook, leaving room in the two pouches for other items, but still be hands-free!

And lastly, you can actually attach this Strap to pretty much any bag that has attachment rings at the top corners. Now you've REALLY got a LOT of storage capacity! (Expand-o-Matic pattern sold separately)

And here's a couple of closeups of the Strap. This time I made the Petit Pouch ~1/2" shorter and both Pouches are ~3/8" less wide on each side, & I'm liking these proportions much better!

also, I used a 3/4" D-ring for the Hook Tab, but I think next time I'll use a 1/2" D-ring, as I think the glasses will be held more securely in the smaller ring.

And so far I really haven't shown you much on the inside of these pouches, but here they are... both wide open. You can see the 3 card holders in the Mega Pouch, and the Petit Pouch has plenty of room for a key fob & small cosmetics

And as you can see, my Samsung Galaxy fits with room to spare and you know what else fits? A passport and boarding passes! Just think how convenient it would be to get thru an airport with all your necessities and still be hands-free!

I'm really not sure if the Cargo Strap would have to be counted as a personal item or not. Anyone have any ideas about this?

And speaking of fabric, this beautiful exterior fabric is called "Windswept" & by Sally Kelly for Windham Fabrics. If you like this "Windswept" fabric, we've added it to our Fabric page and you can pick up some for yourself or just find out more by clicking HERE.

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

What do YOU think of this design so far. Does this bag seem like one you might enjoy carrying? And if you have comments you'd like to share, suggestions you'd like to make, or questions you'd like to ask about this design in general or this sample in specific, please feel free to leave either or both in the space provided below.

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the November ’26 Eye Candy Showcase

Let's get started!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

PPC36: the Cargo Strap Cover Model Revealed

So... here's what we decided....

But for these reasons... it was OUT!

It was OUT!!!

It was OUT!!!

It was OUT!

this sample was OUT!

So was "Remembering Laurel Burch" the perfect choice for our "cover model"?

And now it's YOUR turn!

Help Us Choose the Cargo Strap Cover Model

Here's Your Choices!

Having seen all of the Cargo Strap options, here’s the criteria I would LOVE for you to consider as you make YOUR choice!

PPC36: Twilight Dance

And here's the thing...

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

PPC36: Remembering Laurel Burch

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

PPC36: Cleo

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

PPC36: Paisley Empress

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

the October ’26 Eye Candy Showcase

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

PPC36: Butterflies

So ...let's talk about this superfun fabric!

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

PPC36: Windswept

So there's actually THREE ways you can wear this unique Cargo Strap

And now.... it's YOUR turn!

So ...let's talk about
this superfun fabric!