How to make a miniature luxury book tote bag
- Crafta Hub
- Dec 6, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 28
Your dollhouse dolls will look oh-so chic carrying this miniature luxury book tote bag you can make using our printable templates. Follow our tutorial to craft this must-have miniature designer accessory.
Materials needed from Amazon:
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Paper - it's totally up to you! Thin photo paper 32 lb (120gsm) is perfectly flexible to be folded easily.
Files - download and print the files on photo paper (or if you prefer - thin cardstock) A4 borderless
You will receive 300 dpi high-quality digital files (pdf or jpg)
Make sure the inkjet printer is set on FULL-COLOUR print - not ink-saving mode.
If you don’t have a printer - A print store is the best solution. NOTE: Colors may vary depending on your monitor, printer, and the type of cardstock or photo paper that is used.
For this setup, I used printable wallpaper designed specifically for 1:6 and 1:12 scale.
Use a soft sponge to take a small quantity of
Mod Podge Matte and apply the first thin layer in a horizontal direction,
leave to dry for about 10 minutes, and
apply a second thin layer of coating in a vertical direction, giving the fabric texture.
Cut out bags and handles with a craft knife and metal ruler.
Fold all the parts. Use a 1,5mm rope or thick thread. It's needed 2 segments of 2,36'' (6 cm).
Glue the rope inside of the handles, press with a ruler, shape them and glue them to the bag.
Glue together all the sides of the bag.
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Done. Enjoy!!!
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