About
Makeup bag made from coordinating fat quarters
This bag uses up scraps of fat quarters to made the exterior and a fat quarter fused with fusible vinyl to make the easy clean interior. This makeup bag is part of a travel set I made using a pack of 5 coordinating fat quarters. The set includes this makeup bag, a toiletry bag, and a makeup brush roll.
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You Will Need
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Step 6
OPTIONAL: ADD PIPING
Find your fabric for the exterior bottom. Mark a line a 1/2" inch down from the top edge of the fabric.
Align the corded part of the piping just below the 1/2" line and pin into place. Baste the piping in place above the 1/2" line (inside the seam allowance). Repeat for the other exterior bottom piece.
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Step 12
Lay an interior piece wrong side up on top of the zipper. Using your zipper foot, sew in place with a 1/4" seam allowance, starting at the zipper pull end and stopping 1" from the end of the fabric. Be sure to backstitch to lock your stitches.
Press exterior fabric and interior fabric away from zipper teeth. Remember to use a lower iron setting and paper when ironing the vinyl side. Do not topstitch yet, that will be done later.
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Step 26
MAKING THE ZIPPER END TAB
Cut off a 3" piece of bias tape and unfold it. Fold in the ends by a 1/2" and iron. Fold in half lengthwise, wrong side out, and sew up the sides along the original crease of the bias tape. Snip the corners.
Turn right side out and press. Trim any excess zipper, so that the zipper extends out about an 1.5". Slip the fabric cover over the zipper end. Sew in place along the edges, taking care not to sew over the metal stop of the zipper.
And you're done!