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    Project: Holiday Gi Bag: Designer: Cindy Taylor Oates of Taylor Made Designs

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    This document provides instructions for making a holiday gift bag from whimsical prints. The materials needed include pieces of two different prints for the bag body and lining, interfacing, and cardboard. Directions are given to cut out the pattern pieces, assemble the bag body and lining separately, and then insert the body into the lining. Steps include adding handles made from bias tape and reinforcing the bottom corners. The finished bag takes on a lunch sack shape with added structure from the cardboard insert.

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    Project: Holiday Gi Bag: Designer: Cindy Taylor Oates of Taylor Made Designs

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    This document provides instructions for making a holiday gift bag from whimsical prints. The materials needed include pieces of two different prints for the bag body and lining, interfacing, and cardboard. Directions are given to cut out the pattern pieces, assemble the bag body and lining separately, and then insert the body into the lining. Steps include adding handles made from bias tape and reinforcing the bottom corners. The finished bag takes on a lunch sack shape with added structure from the cardboard insert.

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    This document provides instructions for making a holiday gift bag from whimsical prints. The materials needed include pieces of two different prints for the bag body and lining, interfacing, and cardboard. Directions are given to cut out the pattern pieces, assemble the bag body and lining separately, and then insert the body into the lining. Steps include adding handles made from bias tape and reinforcing the bottom corners. The finished bag takes on a lunch sack shape with added structure from the cardboard insert.

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    Project: Holiday Gi Bag: Designer: Cindy Taylor Oates of Taylor Made Designs

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    zabardust
    This document provides instructions for making a holiday gift bag from whimsical prints. The materials needed include pieces of two different prints for the bag body and lining, interfacing, and cardboard. Directions are given to cut out the pattern pieces, assemble the bag body and lining separately, and then insert the body into the lining. Steps include adding handles made from bias tape and reinforcing the bottom corners. The finished bag takes on a lunch sack shape with added structure from the cardboard insert.

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    American Patchwork & Quilting | Quilt Sampler | Quilts and More

    Project: Holiday Gi Bag


    DESIGNER: CINDY TAYLOR OATES OF TAYLOR MADE DESIGNS

    Paern may be downloaded for personal use only. No electronic or printed reproduction permied without the prior wrien consent of Meredith Corporation. Meredith Corporation 2007. All rights reserved.

    American Patchwork & Quilting | Quilt Sampler | Quilts and More

    Project: Holiday Gi Bag


    Holiday Gift Bag
    4. Fold each print B 2-1/4x10" strip

    Love those whimsical prints with a look from a bygone era? Use them to sew up this bag thats just as good as the gift inside!

    Materials 18x22" piece (fat quarter)


    print A (bag body) 18x22" piece (fat quarter) print B (lining, handles) 3/8 yard heavyweight, nonfusible interfacing

    in half lengthwise and join long edges with 1/2" seam. Without trimming seams, turn tubes right side out to make handles; press. With right sides together, center ends of one handle along top edge of bag body back rectangle, 3-1/8" from outer edges; baste in place. Repeat to baste remaining handle to bag body front rectangle.
    5. Join bag body rectangles along

    10" 11"

    11 2" 11 2" DIAGRAM 1

    Cut the Fabrics

    From print A, cut: 2 -- 10x11" bag body rectangles 1 -- 1-1/8x3" bias strip From print B, cut: 2 -- 10x11" lining rectangles 2 -- 2-1/4x10" strips From interfacing, cut: 2 -- 10x11" rectangles From heavyweight cardboard, cut: 1 -- 2-3/4x5-3/4" rectangle

    side and bottom edges to make bag body (Diagram 3). Press seams open.
    6. To box bottom corners, match

    each side seam of bag body with the bottom seam; stitch across resulting straight edge (Diagram 4). Turn bag body right side out.
    7. Repeat Step 5 with lining

    DIAGRAM 2

    Assemble Bag

    rectangles, leaving 4" opening along one side, to make lining.


    8. Repeat Step 6 to box bottom

    1. Baste interfacing rectangles

    to wrong side of bag body rectangles, machine-stitching a scant 1/4" from the edges. (Using the interfacing will give your gift bag more body and help it retain its shape.)
    2. Cut a 1-1/2" square from each

    corners of lining. Do not turn lining right side out.


    9. Insert bag body into lining (they

    will be right sides together). Sew together around top edge.


    10. Turn bag body and lining to right

    DIAGRAM 3

    bottom corner of interfaced bag body rectangles (Diagram 1). Repeat to cut squares from bottom corners of lining rectangles.
    3. Fold the A print 1-1/8x3" bias

    side through opening in lining side seam. Hand-stitch opening closed. Push lining down into bag body and press upper edge of bag. Topstitch 1/4" from bag upper edge through all layers.
    11. Press creases into bag sides to

    strip in half lengthwise; sew together long edges with 1/4" seam. Turn right side out and press; trim to 2-1/2" long. Fold in half to make a loop. With right sides together, center loop ends along top edge of bag body back rectangle; baste in place (Diagram 2).

    resemble a lunch sack. Insert cardboard rectangle into bag to reinforce bag bottom. Handstitch button to front of bag to hold loop in place.

    DIAGRAM 4

    Paern may be downloaded for personal use only. No electronic or printed reproduction permied without the prior wrien consent of Meredith Corporation. Meredith Corporation 2007. All rights reserved.

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