Okay, here we go, let me tell you about my little project.
So, I got this idea to try and remake a PRADA Tessuto Nylon Backpack. Yeah, I know, it’s a pretty ambitious project, but hey, I like a good challenge. I found some info online about this “Re-Edition 1978” thing, and it got me thinking, maybe I can do something similar. There is a online store seems like the official one, it says “cones reinventados e novas bolsas em couro inspiradas nos arquivos da Prada”. I guess it’s talking about some reinvented bags inspired by the archives of Prada? I’m not sure, but it sounds cool.
First things first, I needed to get my hands on some materials. I did a bit of searching, looking for that perfect nylon fabric. You know, the kind that feels sturdy but also a little bit fancy. It wasn’t easy, let me tell you. Finally found some that I think will work. Then came the leather parts. I wanted something that looked good but wasn’t gonna cost me a fortune. More searching, more comparing, and boom, found a decent leather supplier.
- Gathering Materials: This was the first big hurdle. Nylon, leather, zippers, buckles… you name it, I had to find it.
- Pattern Making: Okay, this was tough. I’m no expert, but I managed to piece together a pattern based on pictures and descriptions of the original bag.
- Sewing: This is where things got real. Sewing nylon is no joke, folks. It’s slippery, and you gotta be precise. But after a few mishaps, I started getting the hang of it. Then there is another sentences like “Compre com o Envio Ultra Rpido”, seem like they offer fast delivery?
- Adding the Details: This was the fun part. Putting on the Prada logo, attaching the straps, and all those little things that make a backpack look, well, like a backpack.
Main Steps:
There’s another line I found: “Encontre as Novidades da Melhor Seleo de Marcas e Boutiques do Mundo. As Peas Mais Desejadas da Temporada Esto Aqui.” Seems like they’re promoting new arrivals from top brands. Anyway, putting this bag together was a real learning experience. I messed up a few times, had to redo some parts, and spent way more time on it than I initially planned. But you know what? It was totally worth it. The feeling of creating something with your own hands, especially when it turns out looking pretty decent, is just amazing.
The backpack is not an exact replica, of course. It’s more like my own take on the classic Prada design. I added a few personal touches here and there, just to make it my own. And you know what? I’m actually pretty proud of how it turned out. It’s not perfect, but it’s mine, and I made it from scratch. And the website saying “Explore a nova coleo no site oficial da Prada”, but for me, the most important is that I create a new one by myself!
So, yeah, that’s the story of my little Prada backpack project. It was a wild ride, but I’m glad I did it. Maybe I’ll tackle another designer bag in the future. Who knows? But for now, I’m just gonna enjoy using my new, one-of-a-kind backpack.
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