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    Make-Up Bag Pattern

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    Make-Up Bag Pattern

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    Ma Katrina Mendoza Hiyas
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    Make-up Bag Pattern. Credit to the owner.

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    Make-up Bag Pattern

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    © All Rights Reserved
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    Download as pdf or txt
    274 views4 pages

    Make-Up Bag Pattern

    Uploaded by

    Ma Katrina Mendoza Hiyas
    Make-up Bag Pattern. Credit to the owner.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
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    The tutorial teaches how to make a zippered pouch called the 'Susie' pouch using different fabrics and a zipper.

    It provides instructions on how to make a zippered pouch with box pleats.

    You will need three to four different woven cotton fabrics, a zipper, lace, and other embellishments.

    Your pattern for a zippered pouch

    Zippered pouch “Susie“


    Small pouch with box-pleats

    DESCRIPTION

    The “Susie“ pouch (size 18 x 14 cm or 7“ x 5 1/2“ ) is a pretty, zippered storage bag for cosmetics and other small things.
    This beginner‘s project is a great way to combine different fabrics.

    VIDEO TUTORIAL

    The corresponding step-by-step video sewing tutorial can be found here:


    https://youtu.be/0CU6CwzfoTc

    FABRIC REQUIREMENTS & SUPPLIES

    You will need three to four different woven, non-elastic cotton fabrics (each 20 cm or 8“) for the top piece, bottom outer fabric,
    box pleats, and lining. In addition you need a 20 cm / 8“ long zipper (measured between zipper beginning and end) or alternati-
    vely an endless zipper cut to 22 cm or 8 ¾“. To decorate your pouch you can add lace and other embellishments.

    SEAM ALLOWANCE & SEWING LEVEL


    STOFFVERBRAUCH

    All pattern pieces already include a seam allowance of 1 cm or 3/8‘‘.


    EVEL
    NG L
    SEWI

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    SPECIAL SEWING CONSIDERATIONS

    If you wish a bit more stiffness in your bag, you can use a fusible fleece (e. g. Pellon #987F) but it is not necessary if you use a
    thicker fabric since the box pleats and sewn corners add volume.

    You have to be very exact with the seam allowance when sewing the box pleats. If you deviate e.g. by 2 mm (1/8“) per seam, the
    pattern piece will become almost 2,4 cm (1“) longer.

    COPYRIGHT/INDUSTRIAL USE

    The pattern is copyrighted and protected. Further sale is not allowed. If you would like to commercially sell a sewn bag, you can
    apply for an extended license for 9,99 €.

    Just contact us at: lizenz@pattydoo.de

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    FOR INSPIRATION

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    lining
    All pattern parts include1 cm or 8 “ seam allowance!
    cut 2x
    seam line fusing for sturdiness
    e.g. Pellon # 987 F
    cut 2x
    zippered pouch “Susie“ 18 x 22 cm or 8 ¾“ x 7 ¼“

    top piece
    cut 2x
    22 x 5 cm or 8 ¾“ x 2“

    4
    8x outer fabric pieces
    6x box pleat pieces
    Make sure you set Page Scaling to „None“
    (instead of the default „Fit to Printable Area“)

    7 x 15 cm or 2 ¾“ x 6“

    1 inch
    1 cm
    Check if printed sheet

    1 cm
    1 inch has the right size

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