Quilt As You Go Made Modern
Jera Brandvig –– Fun and done! Quilting is easier than ever with this popular method Do you believe rules were meant to be broken? If so, this improvisational quilt-as-you-go technique is for you...
Nicole Mallalieu ––
City-girl style and posh details combined in one trendy bag
Sew a fashion-forward purse that’s sure to become a wardrobe staple! With eye-catching angled zippers, O-rings, and quilted straps, this trendy bag will teach you to become a better bag maker. Learn tips for a professional finish from best-selling author Nicole Mallalieu, creator of YOU SEW GIRL! patterns. This versatile carryall comes with complete, detailed instructions plus photos and illustrations to guide you step by step.
• Trendy bag with funky shape and eye-catching angled zippers
• Complete, detailed instructions with tips to make you a better bag maker
• From best-selling author of The Better Bag Maker and designer of YOU SEW GIRL! patterns
Materials Needed:
Quilting or light decor-weight fabric, 40˝ wide: 11/4 yards for bag
Contrast fabric (same weight): 3/8 yard
Contrast fabric (lightweight): 4˝ . 12˝
Lining fabric: 11/4 yards
Lightweight fusible fleece: 1 yard (Use only if you are using quilting weight fabric for the exterior.)
Fusible web: 6˝ . 12˝ scrap
Medium-weight fusible woven interfacing, 20˝wide: 11/2 yards
Stiff pelmet interfacing, 18˝ wide: 1/4 yard (such as Vilene S520 or Pellon 520F Deco-Fuse)
Sheet of template plastic, 12˝ . 18˝
6 purse feet, 1/2˝ • 2 O-rings, 2˝
1 open-ended zipper 20˝
2 zippers 6˝ to match 20˝ zipper
Fusible tape, 1/4˝ wide OR fabric gluestick
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