
this is the smaller bag
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I made a little adjustment to the pattern. They use ribbon for the handles in the small bag, which is only intended for use as a gift bag or something, but I wanted something a little more sturdy. So I used one yard, instead of the 2/3 yd they recommend. I tore all of my pieces, which made it super easy. You tear down the fold length of the yard of fabric. Which gives you two 21 x 36" (depending on the original width. Tear off an additional 10" which will leave you with 21 x 26" for each bag. Tear the 10 " piece in half across the length to give you two (four all together) 21 x 5" pieces. These pieces will be the straps. fold each long edge into the center, press, and fold edges together making a 21 x 1" finished strap. I sewed down each edge, and then 1/4" from each stitch line toward the center . Like this:
I made a little adjustment to the pattern. They use ribbon for the handles in the small bag, which is only intended for use as a gift bag or something, but I wanted something a little more sturdy. So I used one yard, instead of the 2/3 yd they recommend. I tore all of my pieces, which made it super easy. You tear down the fold length of the yard of fabric. Which gives you two 21 x 36" (depending on the original width. Tear off an additional 10" which will leave you with 21 x 26" for each bag. Tear the 10 " piece in half across the length to give you two (four all together) 21 x 5" pieces. These pieces will be the straps. fold each long edge into the center, press, and fold edges together making a 21 x 1" finished strap. I sewed down each edge, and then 1/4" from each stitch line toward the center . Like this:

Well, that's it. Have a good day!
1 comment:
What a nice gift for your friends. I like the ripping idea too.
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