I loved that it didn't take much fabric to make it, only 1/3 yd of 3 different patterns plus some fleece and interfacing. It seemed easy enough, so I printed out the pattern and got started.


Then you assemble and stitch the main pieces and make the handles. Then attach them to the front of the purse.
Sew the sides and bottom of the lining and attach the magnetic closure to the underside of the fabric.

Next, you make the pocket and attach it to the right side of the fabric in the lining.
The next step was tricky for me and, of course, I neglected to take pictures of it. The way that you deal with the corners of the purse, in both the body and the lining, caused me a lot of difficulty. For some reason my brain couldn't wrap itself around the instructions. I sewed, ripped out stitches and re-sewed a total of 3 times. WAAAAY more than I am used to. I finally found the tutorial that explained the miter a lot easier. Let me share it with you so you will have an easier time of it. Easier miter tutorial can be found here.


How cute is this? Great job on the bag!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! So how much are you going to sell these for? hehe
ReplyDeleteJen, thanks so much for *inspiring* the burlap wreath I made and coming over to check it out! Now I feel really foolish for saying "that girl" instead of your name in my post! I mean the least I can do is follow you now right?1 ha ha! Thanks again!
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