Introducing a heart-shaped mini pouch. It is conveniently portable with a matching fabric strap. The sample is made using 100% cotton sheeting, this easy-to-sew material is perfect for making bags and small accessories.
Instructions Sample
Design & Work: Maiko Sugino
Materials:
Centimeters:
- Fabric (Outer Fabric, Strap, Bias Binding Fabric): 65cm×40cm
- Fabric (Lining Fabric): 30cm×40cm
- Fusible Interfacing: 30cmx30cm
- Tape: 1cm wide x 4cm
- Swivel Hook: One piece (1cm inner diameter)
- D Ring: One piece (1cm inner diameter)
- Flat Knit Zipper: One piece (20cm)
Inches:
- Fabric (Outer Fabric, Strap, Bias Binding Fabric): 25.5"×15.7"
- Fabric (Lining Fabric): 11.8"×15.7"
- Fusible Interfacing: 11.8"×11.8"
- Tape: 0.4" wide x 1.5"
- Swivel Hook: One piece (0.4" inner diameter)
- D Ring: One piece (0.4" inner diameter)
- Flat Knit Zipper: One piece (7.8")
Finished Size:
Centimeters:
Body: W12cm x L12cm / Gusset 4cm
Strap: W1cm x L13cm
Inches:
Body: W4.7" x L4.7" / Gusset 1.5"
Strap: 0.4" x 5"
Fabric shown for this sample:
EGX-9600-4A Maison Terrier Cotton Sheeting
(To be released at a later date)
Instructions
1. Cut the fabric to size.
2. Adhere fusible interfacing to the panel outer fabric, top gusset outer fabric, and bottom gusset outer fabric.
3. Sew a line on the outer side of the panel lining fabric. Mark the center of the top gusset outer fabric, top gusset lining fabric, bottom gusset outer fabric, bottom gusset lining fabric and zipper.
4. With the front sides facing outside, align panel outer fabric and panel lining fabric, and sew them together using a zigzag stitch or similar.
5. With the front sides facing each other, sew together the top gusset outer fabric and lining fabric at the opening edge with a zipper in between.
6. Open 5 and sew it in place.
7. Sew the opposite side as well.
8. With the front sides facing each other, place the bottom gusset outer fabric and bottom gusset lining fabric together with the top gusset fabric from 7, and sew along the short edge.
9. When sewing the other short side, let the fabric sandwiched in the top seam hang slightly loose.
10. Turn it inside out and secure it with a zigzag stitch or similar.
11. Make a slit in the upper gusset outer fabric.
12. Thread the D-ring through the tape, fold it in half, and temporarily secure it to the panel outer fabric on the back side.
13. With the front sides facing each other, place pieces from 11 and 12 together. Leave the zipper open.
14. Trim the seam allowance to 0.8 cm.
15. Wrap it up using bias binding fabric.
16. Fold the loop fabric in quarters and iron it. Thread the swivel hook through it, then unfold it briefly and sew the edges together with the front sides facing each other. Refold it and sew both sides. Sew about 2 cm from the swivel hook.
17. Turn over the side panels, attach the straps, and you're done!.
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