Our Mission
We're on a mission to empower both unskilled and skilled artisans who wish to bring a fresh touch to their art and fashion wear, whether it's by painting or sewing incredible artsy purses or making structured handbags. If you're eager to learn how to create unique purses with your personal flair or paint extraordinary designs, then you've come to the right place. At PWT, both first-time students and experienced handbag designers benefit from developing innovative products for themselves or clients. The techniques shared in our free video tutorials are simple, adaptable, and deliver immediate results. Now, you can effortlessly enhance your projects. If you are looking for more helpful tips on product presentation and beyond? Our informative articles on the blog are a great starting point. We've included several resourceful links throughout to assist you.
Who am I and why should you use my bag making tutorials?
I’m Teri M. Bethel, an author, book publisher, and professional interior designer who has ventured into textile art and designer handbags. If you’re unfamiliar with me, let me share why I’m qualified to share my purse-making techniques.
- I’m a self-taught handbag designer who has developed an incredibly effective purse-making technique.
- I’m also the designer of the Teri Monique line of artsy couture handbags.
- I’ve gone from being unable to sell a wonky bag for $50.00 to selling custom bags for up to $800.00 each.
- I’ve taught students in live and online classes for many years (now only via videos)
- I just don't know how to make bags; I have a knack for teaching you how to make great bags.
- I’ve taught first-time and seasoned purse-making students how to make, improve, and increase the value of their handbags.
- My purse-making techniques and tutorials have been approved for schools by The Bahamas Ministry of Education.
Extraordinary Experience
Very clear instructions, well taught! Excited to make my own! Recommend these videos if you’d like to learn to make your own structured handbags. Kristina dePass