Pattern of DIY bag

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This is really a project bag in one. Sometimes I find it hard to find the bag that I really like, making it possible to let you decide on the colors, shapes and sizes.

I use co-ordinate denim and cotton fabric for this. Any fabric can be used, you may need a liner when using a thin cloth. I consider this project more difficult because sewing and machine skills are needed.

When sewing, remember to sew pieces with the side of each other's patterns so that when you turn it out the pattern will be outside. If you have decided to use three individual pieces for the sides and basics, it might be better to sew the ends together before sewing them to the front and back of the bag. Sew the sides and bottom to each side of the front and back of the bag. For the bag strap, take one coil of each coat, place both, the sides of the pattern, make sure they are lined up. Stitch the straps on each side. When finished sewing, turn right. For a tie cage, fold the fabric halfway down, tuck it on the raw edge and simply sew both of them. Repeat with a coordinating cloth.

When the two pieces are finished, it's time to assemble the bag. To assemble these pieces, you need to change them from the inside out. You must have one section with the finished side of the show and the other with the raw stitches displayed. Take the pieces inside and place them in other pieces. Match the corner and make sure it fits. Seeing the bag, there should be only the exposed side only. Fold the top of the bag to make sure no raw edges are exposed. Make sure the inside and outside are lined up. Pin two parts together. Before sewing these two pieces, you need to attach a strap and tie. Pin the strings and ties where you want them, make sure they line up with each other.

Now it's time to finish your bag. Sew two pieces of the bag at the top. Knot and loose the loose thread and your bag is finished. Just turn the bag in and you have an entirely new look. This bag can go from casual day to night dressing up, just by turning it out.