About
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the next piece of the gypsy punk collection!! Originally, i designed this bag for an accessorie collection for university which was inspired by The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus and ancient stuff. I think it´s so cute that i added it to my to-do-list!
I called it "Pillow" bag because the look is inspired by old pillows!
The basic fabric is corduroy. i added scraps of different fabrics like the never-ending paisley jacquard, cream and black batiste, cream lace and a self-painted Gogol Bordello patch. At the sides and bottom of the bag i inserted a fringe trim.
for closure i glued in a purse frame with loops for the handle. i thought it´s easy, but it isn´t!
as handle i simply clipped on a keychain, maybe i will make a longer and scrappy handle one day, but at the moment i like that look :)
i had all stuff at home but i think the material costs are about 12€ as a whole plus keychain.
sorry, some photos are missing, i hope you get what i mean, if not just ask!
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You Will Need
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Step 1
draw a pattern of the shape for the bag: basically a rectangle as wide as the outer edge of your frame and as long as you want, i simpy trace around the outer edge of the pruse frame and go from there. i rounded the lower corners as well and gave the long sides a slightly curve outwards. don´t forget to mark where the frame ends
maybe draw patterns for the scraps you wanna add (you can probably do it freehand) -
Step 2
Cut:
*2 of your bag pattern out of basic fabric
*2 of your bag pattern out of lining
*your scraps
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Step 3
sew your scraps onto one of your bag pieces as desired.
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Step 5
lay the bag pieces onto each other and sew around the sides and bottom (right sides should be facing) but stop at your marking for the purse frame.
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Step 6
as well, sew together the sides and the bottom of your lining right side on right side and stop at the mark for the purse frame.
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Step 8
turn over the bag through the gap and close the gap with a slipstitch by hand or just sew over it.
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Step 9
here´s a tutorial to attach the frame, i didn´t use chord because the fabric is thick enough to stay:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW2glBbY8nI