Last week I demonstrated how to sew on a base fabric lining to these 3D printed textile clutches. This video will demonstrate the basic processes of finishing this clutch using a French seam and a straight stitch. DISCLAIMER - I am still a novice sewist, and learning along the way. There may absolutely be a better way to do this. If you have a 3D printer and basic sewing skills, you, too, can make this! Head to my @thangs3d profile to get more info. In this video, I used red PLA from @prusament

I took that square piece of fabric that I printed last week as a sample using a Dragon Con (Marriott carpet) inspired base textile and some pumpkin stl modifiers (both can be found on my @thangs3d profile). I printed this up using glow in the dark green and red PLA from @toksen3d and orange, black, and bright green basic PLA from @bambulab_official. It was printed with a Bambu Lab P1S on an inception style magnetic PFLAT sheet. I printed this textile through a nylon based illusion mesh, followed