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Fold the body in half, right sides together, and sew both side edges
together. Finish your seams.
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Clean Finish (definition) the top of the bag. Fold top over 1" (wrong
sides together) matching seams. Top stitch hem in place. Press.
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Along the top edge of the bag, fo ld bag by matching the seams, /"l
make a mark 2" on each side of both fo lds. This is where you will be
attaching your handles. (The mark will match up with the center of
each handle.)
HANDLES:
Purchased Webbing: rfyou purchased webbing be sure to melt the
ends of each cut piece, by singeing the ends near a flame.
Attaching the handles: Place the ends of the straps on the inside of
the bag, matching the center of end of each strap with the marks on
the body of the bag. Stitch a square with an X from corner to corner
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for strength.
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Place the cardboard or plastic canvas inside the bottom of the bag.
Trim if necessary.
Thanks to Jacci's hard work, we can decorate the bag with any
graphic we would like for any theme. You can always decorate your
bag with any applique also.
Using plastic canvas for the inside bottom of the bag, increases the
washability .
Cut two layers for a lunch bag making one out of an insulating
fabric. Sew with both layers together, treating them as one layer.
You may want to try this on a grocery sized bag also, for your frozen
foods.
I hope you enjoy the project. If you have any problems or a project
your looking for, please be sure to email me.
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