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Stitch a purse for personal items.
This is my first tutorial...I hope it is comprehensible.
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Step 1all you will need...
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Step 2Measure and cut the fabric with length 60 cm and width 40 cm.
Fold the fabric in the middle and correspond the edges (create a parallelogram 30cm x 40cm) -
Step 3Pin the 2 opposite free edges in straight line (2 cm from the edges of the fabric).
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Step 4Make 2 straight stitches at the 2 sides that we had already pinned.
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Step 5Bring the pouch in front of you as you see at the photograph.
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Step 6Make the fold to abut on the stitch.
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Step 7Measure 4 cm from the corner and pin in straight line so you can see a isosceles triangle. Do the same in the other corner too.
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Step 8Make 2 straight stitches both 2 corners.
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Step 9Cut outside of the stitch 1-2 cm, both 2 corners.
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Step 10When you turn the pouch inside out you will have this result.
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Step 11Turn the pouch outside in and fold all the perimeter at 5cm and 1cm more (check the pattern). Because this is difficult, it woulf be easier to pin it. Make straight stitch.
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Step 12Unstitch a small part of the top-side stitch and create an opening 2 cm. With the needle and the white spinner to us we fix the corners of the opening. Pin the ribbon with the safety pin go through the opening. After makes the complete circle and comes out from the opening, remove the safety pin from the ribbon and cut the ribbon diagonal.
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Step 13We draw lightly with the pencil our drawing. Make widely needlework with the thick colorful thread following the drawing.
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Step 14Sew also the 2 buttons in the middle of the drawing.
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Step 15ready...:)
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Step 16...and the pattern (project in A4 paper)
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Stud Earrings »
Miraculous Ladybug Earrings
do we have to enlarge the A4 pattern to have a bag that can carry some stuff, or is this pattern big enough?
*stupid question, I know*
thanks for sharing a great tutorial
I'm sooooo proud...
...so time to do some more projects...