Today I am sharing my second tutorial with you that I did for the crafters Companion Blog. Hope you like it and feel inspired to make these yourself!
Step 1: Cut out all outer front and back pieces for the Large and medium size bags Using the measurements above.
Step 2: Using the english paper piecing template cut out 5 of each of your 2 chosen fabrics, I use the prym glue marker to fold the fabric around shape. Then hand some 5 of those together alternating the fabric. You should now have two rows with 5 tumblers in each.
Step 3: Cut out the remaining pieces for the front and back of the smallest makeup bag. You shoud now have the the pieces like the picture below.
Step 12: On all four corners pinch the
material so that the side and bottom seams meet to form a triangle
and measure 1.5 inches from the top point and sew along that line.
You can cut away the excess material above the seems when you have
finished.
Materials
Required:
- Fat quarter bundle
- Heat n bond Vinyl
- Seeded Cotton
- Fusible interfacing
- Debbie Shore button factory kit
- Debbie shore English paper piecing Tumblr shapes
- Zips on a roll
Measurements for
cutting outer front and back
Large:
x2 11x8 inchs
x2
11x3 inchs
Medium:
x2 9x10 inches
Small:
x2 7x9 inches
Step 1: Cut out all outer front and back pieces for the Large and medium size bags Using the measurements above.
Step 2: Using the english paper piecing template cut out 5 of each of your 2 chosen fabrics, I use the prym glue marker to fold the fabric around shape. Then hand some 5 of those together alternating the fabric. You should now have two rows with 5 tumblers in each.
Step 3: Cut out the remaining pieces for the front and back of the smallest makeup bag. You shoud now have the the pieces like the picture below.
Step 4 Piece together the sections for
the large bag and the small bag like shown in the picture below. This
is also the time to add any embelishments to your oter pieces I used
the riibon that tied the fat quarters together as a trim and my
button factory kit to add a fabric button to the middle of my medium
sized bag.
Step 5: Now cut out all the front and
back lining pieces so they are the same sizes as the outer pieces.
Step 6: Now it's time for the vinyl.
Cut out a piece the same size of each front and back. (so you should
have 6 piees) Follow the instruction on the heat and bond to make
your fabric washable!
Step 7: You now need to cut out your
fusible interfacing for each piece of lining and adhere them on to
the lining pices using no steam and on a medium heat.
Step 8: Cut the zips off your zips on a
roll so they are slighty wider than the fabric, this makes is easier
to sew so the slider doesn't get in the way.
Step 9: To attatch your zip get the
outer front of your makeup bag, and place the zip tape right side
down onto the right side of your fabric and sew, Repeat with the back
piece sewing the right side of the zip to the right side of the
fabric.
Step 10: This is where it may get
tricky. Hold the zip in your hand so that both outer pieces are
facing down and right side together, Now place one piece of the linig
over the zip so the right side is facing the wrong side of the zip
and sew across ( you will notice that your sewing over where you have
already sewn the outer piece) Now repeat for the other side of the
zip tape right side of the lining facing the wrong side of the
zipper.
And when it's flipped the right way it
should look like the photo above.
Step 11: Bring your outer front and
back pieces so they are right side facing and the lining pieces so
they are right side facing. Sew all way around the four sides leaving
a gap in the bootom of the lining for turning through.
Step 13: turn the bag so they are right
side out through the gap that you left. Making sure all the corners
are nice and crisp. You can then sew the gap up that you left. Push
the lining inside your bag and thats it ! Finished. Repeat these
steps for sewing up on all of your makeup bags.
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