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Just the right size, this overnight bag has reinforced corners and piped in the same fabric. The pocket receives a cute nameplate and Owl pendant that adds a more personal touch.
Plaid cotton flannel,
width: 150 cm (59 in)
length: 2.00 m (2 1/4 yds).
Interfacing, about 31 cm (12 ins) wide and 0.60 m (3/4 yd) long.
1 zip, 80 cm (32 ins) long.
Twill tape, 3.5 cm (1 1/2 ins) wide and 3.85 m (4 1/4 yds) long.
Striped trim, 1.5 cm (5/8 in) wide and 3.90 m (4 1/4 yds).
Piping: 3.50 m (3 7/8 yds) long.
2 hammer-on snap fasteners
1 D-ring, 2 cm (3/4 in) wide.
Tags: A small piece of beige loden cloth, a small piece of suede leather, a piece of petersham ribbon, 1 cm (3/8 in) wide.
Plastic film (clear report sleeves).
1 snap-hook, 1 key-ring, Ø 2.5 cm (1 in), 1 metal ring (split ring), Ø 7 mm (1/4 in), 1 rivet, 2 large light-coloured buttons and 2 smaller dark-coloured buttons for the eyes.
Medium-weight yarn for the tassel, pinking shears and glue.
This pattern doesn't include seam allowance
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Produced by burda style magazine
Produced by burda style magazine
Produced by burda style magazine
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Apr 9, 2013, 02.35 PMby jewelsk75
I thought this pattern was very difficult to follow. It would be great to have a tutorial. I got very frustrated trying to follow the instructions. I got it made but it don’t look like the one in the picture.
Jan 20, 2013, 08.26 PMby HannahClark
I’m in the midst of making this bag, and am quite confused about where the interfacing comes into play. I don’t know if I’m missing instructions, or if it is just that I’m not interpreting the directions properly. Bit of a noob here, anyone have some guidance to share? Thanks fellow sewers!
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Feb 14, 2013, 10.42 PMby TheGreatMuldini
You’re right, there’s no mention of the im the instructions…
I’m guessing a little, but it may be used to reinforce the fabric where you’ve stitched the straps. That would make sense since the area bears a lot of stress. Not sure what other sewists would think…