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Origami Purse Pattern with Step by Step Instructions
For this project you will need:
- 2 fat quarters, or eigths for a smaller sized purse.
- Shoestrings, ribbon or cord of choice
- Thread of course and hopefully a sewing machine.
Although this purse could probably be easily whipped off by hand as well
Pictured here are purses made from 9-10 inch squares..
Origami Purse Pattern with Step by Step Instructions
For this project you will need:
- 2 fat quarters, or eigths for a smaller sized purse.
- Shoestrings, ribbon or cord of choice
- Thread of course and hopefully a sewing machine.
Although this purse could probably be easily whipped off by hand as well
Pictured here are purses made from 9-10 inch squares..
Celebrity Bags
CD Christopher
Nejman
Are You Ready For Advanced Level Home Sewing?
Have you ever marvelled at some of the high end bags you see in the upscale department stores? You know the bags celebrities sport?
Christopher Nejman, one of the world's most innovative and inspirational fiber artists presents you with the perfect solution. A CD Sewing book with the Methods and Construction Techniques to make high end designer bags.
Are You Ready For Advanced Level Home Sewing?
Have you ever marvelled at some of the high end bags you see in the upscale department stores? You know the bags celebrities sport?
Christopher Nejman, one of the world's most innovative and inspirational fiber artists presents you with the perfect solution. A CD Sewing book with the Methods and Construction Techniques to make high end designer bags.
With these easy
to follow step by step lessons, your friends are
sure to ask... "Where did you buy that bag?"
Origami
Purse Pattern with Step by Step
Instructions
Step by
Step picture instructions for a DIY Origami
Handbag.
Perfect for 2 fat quarters, or eigths for a smaller size. Pictured here are purses made from 9-10 inch squares.
1. Layer your fabrics right side up and square to the size you have chosen. Sew around the outside with right sides facing; leaving an opening, about 2 inches long. Turn fabric right side out, through the opening, and turn out the corners with a chopstick or a point tuner . Press carefully.
Perfect for 2 fat quarters, or eigths for a smaller size. Pictured here are purses made from 9-10 inch squares.
1. Layer your fabrics right side up and square to the size you have chosen. Sew around the outside with right sides facing; leaving an opening, about 2 inches long. Turn fabric right side out, through the opening, and turn out the corners with a chopstick or a point tuner . Press carefully.
2. I chose to
do a fancy stitch around the outside border
of my square in a thread that matches my
fabric. Top stitching or a simple zig zag is
also perfectly acceptable. Decide which
fabric you want to see MOST on the outside.
Fold square in to a triangle, with chosen
fabric INSIDE.
Fold down the
top flap of the triangle about 2/3 of the way
down.
Draw a line
from the fold line down to the bottom of the
purse on each side of the fold.
Here is the
line on right side of fold. Stitch on both of
these lines, making sure to backstitch at the
top of both sides.
Now you will
take one of the corners of your triangle and
flip it inside out to wrap around the body of
the purse.
Now you will
take one of the corners of your triangle and
flip it inside out to wrap around the body of
the purse.Repeat for the other side.
Turn the bag
inside out and carefully stitch a rectangle
or square to secure the 2 flaps onto the
bottom of the bag.
With the bag
still inside out, sew across both bottom
corners to allow the bag to stand up on it's
own.
Now turn your
bag right side out. Fold down the two top
triangles, to make the top of the bag line up
with the top of the side flaps. About 1/2
inch from the top of the bag, stitch a
continuous line round the entire bag. This
will create the tunnel for the
drawstrings.
Put a safety
pin through one of the shoelaces, and thread
it through the tunnel on both sides of the
bag. Bring it out the same side it started
on.
With the second
lace, start on the other side of the bag and
thread through both sides of the purse, this
time knotting the laces on the other side of
your bag.
There you go!
Your Drawstring Origami Bag is
finished.
