Hi, this is Jenifer here with you today to share a set of bags that I made for the Blend Fabrics Quilt Market Booth using the Hill and Dale fabric line. These fabrics were so much fun to use I love how the bags turned out, my daughter has already claimed them when they make their way back from Houston.
Hill and Dale Fabrics Basket Tote & Trinket Case with HeatnBond Interfacing
Both of these items are free patterns that I have included the links in the supply list. These patterns are very well written and I would recommend both of them. What I did want share with you is a tip that I did because I did not have any of the fusible foam.
The Basket Tote:
Erasable marking pen, Iron (Oliso Pro), sewing machine, sharp scissors, other general sewing supplies, zipper and bias tape supplies or packaged bias tape.
This is a perfect project to try out some of those specialty threads.
Trinket Case:
HeatnBond® Craft Fusible
Blend fabrics Hill and Dale
Aurifil Thread Sweetly Stitched
Erasable marking pen, Iron (Oliso Pro), sewing machine, sharp scissors, other general sewing supplies, zipper.
The trinket bag did not ask for a fusible foam but I still did the same technique that I did with the bag. I love the results and I already have plans to make several more of these convenient little cases. In this picture, you can see all of the layers. Those fabrics are just too beautiful.
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Ivory
November 18, 2017 at 4:57 pm (7 years ago)Gorgeous bags, I love them