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If there are any creases of wrinkles in your fabric it's a good idea to iron it out before you start. Draw out the outline of your tote bag on your fabric. This should be a rectangle around 15" by 10". Cut this out.
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Fold over about an inch at each of the smaller ends of the rectangle and pin this down.
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Sew along the edges using a sewing machine removing the pins as you go.
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Lay the material on the floor and fold it in half. Pin along the long edges of the rectangle catching both sides.
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Sew along these edges with a sewing machine.
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Fold the bag inside out.
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Draw out two more rectangles this time about 30" by 4". These will be the straps and cut them out.
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Fold them in half and pin along the edges.
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Sew along the straps and fold them inside out.
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Pin the straps on to the bag. Sew them in place using a needle and thread and you're done. See Fabric Printing for instructions on printing.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
September 30, 2005 13:23
Popular tags: Revamping, Dressmaking / Tailoring, Painting & Decorating, Clothing & Fabric, Christmas, Costumes & Cosplay, Embellishing, and Decorating
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Kate
18 Jun 00:51
How can I print this? I love the projects, but I cant figure out how to print. Thnaks!
Cat Morley
18 Jun 00:52
What do you mean by print? Like print out on to paper?
EbonyMae.
28 Oct 17:25
i love this idea it's really cool