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The Strip Tease Bag
By Kat at “Ripping Out Seams”
 
Tips for Success
 
Read this pattern all the way through before starting.
 
 
Use ¼ seam allowances throughout.
 
 
Remember, vinyl is not a forgiving material. Measure, cut and sew particularly carefully.Mistakes can be very visible!
 Terms of Use
 
It’s simple…give credit where credit is due.
 
 
For personal home use only. Please do not sell items made with this tutorial (exceptionfor charitable auctions, raffles, etc).
 
HAVE FUN!!!
 
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Materials
 
Scraps of varying widths
(mine were between 1”
&
3”) cut to 11” in length.
 
 
1/3 yard of vinyl.
 
 
1/6 yard of fabric for strap backing (you can also use two 2 ½” by 24” scraps).
 
 
½ yard of fabric for bag lining.
 
 
1/3 yard of mid-weight interfacing (I used Pellon 40).
 
 
Coordinating thread.
 
 
Snap or other closure.BN: If you want to make a non-scrappy version, substitute 1/3 yard of the fabric of yourchoice for the miscellaneous scraps.
Making Your Pattern Piece
This bag has a round bottom. You will need to create the template for this. Find a large piece of paper (old posters work great), a ruler and a pencil.1.
 
In the middle of your paper draw a 12” long line. Bisect it in
the middle at a right angle
with a 6” long line.
 2.
 
Using those lines as a guide, sketch an oval. Try to make it as symmetrical as possiblewith an even and consistent curve.
 
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3.
 
Cut it out, and you’re ready to get started!
 
Cutting
1.
 
From your VINYL, cu
t one 2 ½ inch wide strip. From this, cut two 24” long strips and
set aside. These will be your straps.2.
 
Again, from the VINYL, cut one 5
”
wide strip. From this, cut two 16
”
long pieces.3.
 
From the remaining VINYL, cut one oval using your pattern piece. This will be the bagbottom.4.
 
From your STRAP BACKING fabric, cut two 2 ½” by 24” strips.
 5.
 
From your LINING fabric, cut two 15” by 16” rectangles.
6.
 
Using the remaining LINING fabric, cut one oval from your pattern piece. This will beyour lining bottom.7.
 
From your INTERF
ACING, cut two 10 ½” by 16” rectangles.
 
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