Sewing rectangle purse tutorial

Handbag, first aid kit, cosmetic bag ... Use whatever you like. Found here , this tutorial, I think that love, and was easy to sew. Can they somehow zadekorirovat, as it would be interesting to sew these bags, boxes of felt or leather, for example.

1. fabric to both sides of handbag and lining fabric (to boxing itself was stable and retained volume);
2. Lightning;
3. thread;
4. shears;
5. well, a sewing machine, respectively.
Under cut the technology itself, I hope everything will be all clear. By the way, the holidays can be done by such a gift.Clickable.

1) We select the fabric, cut the flaps of a rectangular shape (about the size of a simple notebook). Putting the two halves of the future bags of three layers (can be two, if the fabric itself is thick).

Valentines ideas: making purse

Valentine craft ideas:  Spirale crochet

Author

Natalie Brock

Introduction

This is a simple purse pattern, perfect to make as a gift or simply to keep for yourself!

Materials List

You will need around 55 metres of aran weight yarn (I used Patons Dew) a 4.5mm crochet hook, two buttons, some material for lining, a yarn needle, a sewing needle, some thread, a 10cm x 5cm purse frame and some textile glue. 

Flowers Bags crochet

Flowers Bags crochet

Car Basket Tutorial

Here it is. The Car Basket Tutorial. Why do I call it a basket?? Because, well, that's what I was originally intending for the car, but I had a hard time finding something that was just the right size. And I wanted something with some pockets. So I made my own "basket."

First, measure your space. How big do you want this sucker?? Me? I needed mine to be 13" square. So all of the instructions will be given to those dimensions. However, for your own, just measure your sapce and decide how big and then cut your panels one inch bigger than that. Now let's get started.

Here's what you'll need:
4- 14" squares of heavy weight fabric (something like canvas, or upholstery fabric)
5- 14" squares of medium weight fabric (anything from a good cotton to home dec. Mine was a recylced curtain)
1- 10" x 21" of the heavy weight fabric (for front pockets)
1- 12" x 18" of the heavy weight fabric (for book pocket)
1- 14" square of faux suede, or something else that is non-slip
5- 14" squares of  Peltex 71f single-sided fusible heavy stabilizer
4 yards coordinating double fold bias tape
Other obvious sewing notions that I am assuming that you have;)

3 little mittens

The kids' Christmas ornaments are done.

I didn't look carefully at the sizes when I decided to make these as ornaments and very quickly figured out they'd be larger than I would want for the tree. I rethought the plan and instead of doing them in the traditional cross stitch size, used the pattern for petit point on linen going over one thread. The quarter will give you a better idea of size. (Done as recommended in the pattern, they would finish up around 3" by 4 1/2".) These are probably the last thing I will ever do in petit point. My eyes can't take it anymore.

This one is Trixie's. I picked the pattern with words to commemorate her learning to read this year.

Woof

I took a quick trip to Mitsua with a friend for lunch and some time in their bookstore a few weeks ago.

This title grabbed my attention -

It's English translation on the spine is "Let's Make School Bags & Goods!"

Okay, don't mind if I do.