I was wondering the same thing

Yes, you can! That's a great question so let me explain the different types of snaps and their use cases. So there are only two different sizes of snaps I use - Size 20's and Size 20 Extra Long. This project (the Mini Purse) and the Mini Photo Album Keychain from earlier in my Holiday Event uses Size 20 Kam Snaps. They are used when the snap is going onto one layer of faux leather only so the post is a standard size. The other size of snap is also a Size 20, but they are called "Extra Long" because the post is longer. They are used for the snap going through two or three layers of faux leather and you need the longer post so the snap will close. An example of a project here on my channel that uses extra long snaps is the card wallet project from my summer event. You can see that one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4vWoGSCgsmlaJo I hope that helps!

Hi, Elizabeth! I just answered this question for the original poster, but I wanted to share the answer with you, too: So there are only two different sizes of snaps I use - Size 20's and Size 20 Extra Long. This project (the Mini Purse) and the Mini Photo Album Keychain from earlier in my Holiday Event uses Size 20 Kam Snaps. They are used when the snap is going onto one layer of faux leather only so the post is a standard size. The other size of snap is also a Size 20, but they are called "Extra Long" because the post is longer. They are used for the snap going through two or three layers of faux leather and you need the longer post so the snap will close. An example of a project here on my channel that uses extra long snaps is the card wallet project from my summer event. You can see that one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4vWoGSCgsmlaJo I hope that helps!

@ thanks Amy. I did that project earlier this year so I have a bunch of the extra long snaps. Can’t wait to make this adorable purse.

Hi, Patricia! I just checked on that for you and unfortunately they don't. You may be able to enlarge the purse pattern just slightly (maybe 3/4 of an inch more on the width, an inch would be better) and try it that way. :) You can cut the patterns from paper first to be sure!

Ha ha, that's a sad hammer from our garage for sure! Thanks for watching!😆

I'm so glad this design is helpful to you, Marie! Thanks for letting me know!

Hi, Cassandra! It really depends on where you are selling (craft markets or online) and your area. I would search on Etsy for a comparable product to start and see what you find in terms of pricing. It also depends on if the inside of the purse and handle are lined with HTV, and what kind of quality faux leather using - you'll be able to charge more based on those factors. :)

They really are so fun, aren't they, Roxanne? Thanks for watching!

Hi, Shirley! Do you mean press glitter HTV on the back of the faux leather before cutting the shapes? I generally don't. I haven't gotten good cut results. I stick to really thin HTVs like regular iron on or foil iron on if I'm going to press HTV on the back of the faux leather before cutting. If I really want foil on the back, I'll cut the backing shapes out of glitter HTV separately from the faux leather and then press those shapes onto the back of the cut out faux leather shapes. :)

@@AmyRomeu Thanks a bunch.

You’re welcome, Tracey! Thank you for watching! 😊

Happy Thanksgiving to you too, Gena! Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much! So nice of you! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a nice comment.