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Showing posts with label sewing products. Show all posts

KID'S BAGS


KID'S HAND BAGS
TOTE BAGS
SEWING PROJECT MADE USING 
FAT QUARTERS
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Live following up to previous Live sewing a "Kid's Bag".  Completed sewing another one tonight and here is a clip of highlights. 

It was good to see them that came into today's live.  Really appreciate your support. Thank you 🫶  Hoping you see more of you coming in too.  As I am still getting use to them.  This is all new of live video to me. 🤑 Love you all!
@Shirley-Ann L. Pearman

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Thank you Era (granddaughter) for holding the bags for the photo.  





Simplicity 5535 Accessories
Bag B
Bag and handles,  fabric needed to make 1 1/4  and for band 3/8 yard
12 inch zipper

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Uploaded photos to Chat GPT and they assisted in this portion of the blog post.  Thank You!

Certainly! Here's a sample blog post about these handmade bags using the Simplicity 5535 pattern "B":


Handmade Tote Bags: Bringing Simplicity 5535 "B" to Life

I recently finished sewing these beautiful tote bags inspired by the Simplicity 5535 pattern, version "B." I wanted to share the process and the final results because I’m really happy with how they turned out!

Choosing the Fabric

I opted for a striking combination of colorful gradient fabrics, mixing soft pinks, purples, and blues to give the bags a vibrant yet harmonious look. The contrast between the solid deep purple and the multi-hued gradient fabric really adds visual interest.

The Pattern: Simplicity 5535 "B"

This pattern is fantastic for creating versatile tote bags with large exterior pockets. The "B" variation offers a practical and stylish design, perfect for everyday use. The bag has both a roomy main compartment and a handy front pocket — great for organizing essentials.

Construction Highlights

  • Handles and Straps: The sturdy straps are well-reinforced with neat square stitching for added durability.
  • Exterior Pocket: The large front pocket in the matching gradient fabric gives a fun, playful twist and extra space.
  • Colors and Style: I love how the gradient fabric’s color flow changes depending on which part of the bag you look at, especially with the two bags made in different dominant colors (one purple-focused, the other pink-focused).

Final Thoughts

Making these bags was a rewarding experience. The Simplicity 5535 "B" pattern is beginner-friendly yet produces professional-looking results. Whether for personal use or gifting, these tote bags are an excellent sewing project.

If you're thinking of trying your hand at making your own tote, I highly recommend this pattern and using vibrant fabrics to make your creations pop!


Would you like me to help you with tips on how to sew these bags or a more detailed sewing tutorial?



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ChatGPT AI

Absolutely! Here are some sewing tips for beginners to help you get started smoothly and confidently:


🧵 Basic Sewing Tips for Beginners

1. Start with the Right Tools

  • Sewing machine (basic model is fine)

  • Sharp fabric scissors (don’t use them on paper!)

  • Seam ripper (you’ll need it, and that’s okay)

  • Measuring tape

  • Straight pins or clips

  • Iron and ironing board

  • Tailor's chalk or fabric marker


2. Learn Basic Stitches

  • Master straight stitch and zigzag stitch on your machine.

  • Practice sewing on scrap fabric to get comfortable with tension and stitch length.


3. Choose Easy Projects First

  • Start with simple items like:

    • Pillowcases

    • Tote bags

    • Simple skirts or elastic waist pants


4. Use the Right Fabric

  • Avoid slippery or stretchy fabrics at first.

  • Use cotton — it’s forgiving, stable, and easy to cut and sew.


5. Prewash Your Fabric

  • Wash and dry your fabric before cutting to prevent shrinkage later.


6. Pin and Press as You Go

  • Pin pieces carefully before sewing to keep everything aligned.

  • Press (iron) seams flat after stitching — this makes everything look more professional.


7. Follow Patterns Carefully

  • Read the entire pattern before starting.

  • Highlight key instructions and mark notches and seam allowances.


8. Don’t Rush

  • Take your time. Speed leads to mistakes.

  • Slow and steady gives the best results — and fewer seam ripper emergencies.


9. Practice Makes Progress

  • Set aside regular time to practice.

  • Keep a small notebook or photo log of your projects to track improvement.


10. Join a Community

  • Check out YouTube tutorials, sewing blogs, Reddit communities, or local sewing groups for support and inspiration.


Want beginner project ideas, a list of beginner-friendly sewing machines, or pattern recommendations? Let me know!

KID'S BAGS

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