Bag-Making Basics: Reversible Tote & Zipper Pouch
Kristin Link
Class Preview
- In-depth Instruction; over 74 mins
- On-demand video access anytime
- Bonus downloadable PDF resources
- Access to class Q&A
Introduction
5:00
Instructor Kristin Link of "Sew Mama, Sew!" introduces herself and shares an overview of the two gorgeous bags you'll make.
Reversible Tote Exterior
17:27
Make the outside pieces of this versatile bag, sew them together, box the bottom and make and attach the handles.
Reversible Tote Lining
22:14
Follow along with Kristin as you make and attach a pocket to the lining, sew the lining and join the lining and exterior. Want the pocket on the outside? Just turn the bag inside-out! It's fully reversible.
Zipper Pouch Front
15:02
Create an adorable zippered pouch that can hold makeup, sewing notions, school supplies and more. Your bag comes to life as you assemble your pieces, then sew the front with a zipper. Kristin's easy zipper technique will make you smile!
Zipper Pouch Strap & Body
13:50
Complete your new zipper pouch as you sew a little strap, attach it and assemble the rest of the bag. You'll have a custom accessory for yourself or to give as a gift. Don't be surprised when all your friends ask you to make them bags, too!
Looking for a quick, fun project that won’t break the bank or tax your nerves? In this class, the founder of the popular website Sew, Mama, Sew! guides you through the process of creating two handy and attractive bags. Even beginning sewer will feel at ease following Kristin Link’s precise and simple directions yet the finished product will look entirely professional. These cute and handy bags will garner praise when you carry them and raves when you gift them, if you can bear to give them away!
Kristin Link
Kristin is the owner of Sew, Mama, Sew!, an online fabric shop, blog and sewing forum, which she started in 2005. Before becoming the mother of two daughters, Kristin was a teacher, a trainer and instructional designer. She has taught and written for people of all ages in a variety of environments, including public schools and corporate settings. In addition to writing for her own blog, Kristin is a regular contributor to The FabShop News, a sewing industry trade magazine.
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