Beginning Bag Making

If you are wanting to learn to sew and wanting to create


March is Foldilocks.

Foldilocks Supply Sheet

1.        Foldilocks Pattern – ByAnnie patterns
2.       The version I made as a sample is the Large.
3.       A - (1) fat quarter for Main
4.      B - (1) fat quarter for Lining
5.       C - 5/8 yard for inner bag body and accent fabrics.
6.       1/3 yard of double-sided foam interfacing (Bosal)
7.       3/4 yard of SF101 by Pellon
8.       (2) 9” #5 nylon zippers
9.       Optional: 1 1/2 yard of 1” nylon strap, (1) 1” slider and (2) 1” swivel hooks
10.   (2) sets snaps for the sides of the purse – I will bring some snaps and my tool for anyone who would like to use them, or you can purchase the ByAnnie Tool-Free Snaps.
11.     (1) set of 14mm sew in magnets.  These are the magnets that look like they are in a plastic sleeve.  No not get the ones that have the metal prongs.
12.   Thread to match your fabric.
13.    Bring your usual sewing supplies and tools

Precut for large version – fabric dimensions are tall by wide, so think about directional fabrics.

Pocket:          14” x 12” – one each of fabric A, fabric B and foam.

Bag body:      10” x 26 ½” – cut (2) from fabric C

Binding:        2” x 10” – cut (2) from fabric C

Strap tabs:    2 ¼” x 3 ¼” – cut (2) from fabric C

Side tabs:      3” x 1 ½” – cut (4) from fabric C

Zipper tabs:1 ½” x 1 ½” – cut (4) from fabric C

SF101:            25 ½” x 9” – cut (2) and 2” x 2” – cut (2)

Bring all extra fabric and interfacing to class