Amy Butler Chelsea Bags Sewing Pattern

Product Description

Amy Butler Chelsea Bags Sewing Pattern is a REVERSIBLE LARGE TOTE & HANDBAG Modern, boxy tote & handbag that are reversible for your many moods. Clean lines & cool shapes make for an easy access bag with contemporary urban flair! Materials List. For the Large Reversible Tote. Allow extra yardage for matching or centering a design on your fabric. 5/8 yard of 44 wide light to mid-weight cotton for the Exterior 5/8 yard of 44 wide light to mid-weight cotton for the Reversible side 1 1/2 yards of 20 wide lightweight fusible interfacing (we use Pellon® products) 1 yard of 20 wide Peltex® 70 by Pellon® or a similar extra heavy stabilizer 1 sheet of 8 1/2 wide x 11 long extra thick Template Plastic from Prim-Dritz found with the quilting supplies OR 1 piece of 1/8 thick heavy pressed cardboard (you can use the back of a writing pad or purchase chipboard from an arts supply store.) 1 spool of coordinating all-purpose thread (we use Coats Dual Duty XP®) Finished

Size: 12 1/2 wide across the top of the bag & 9 1/2 wide across the bottom x 14 3/4 tall x 3 deep For the Reversible Handbag. Allow extra yardage for matching or centering a design on your fabric. 1/2 yard of 44 wide light to mid-weight cotton for the Exterior 1/2 yard of 44 wide light to mid-weight cotton for the Reversible side 1 1/2 yards of 20 wide lightweight fusible interfacing (we use Pellon® products) 1 yard of 20 wide Peltex® 70 by Pellon® or a similar extra heavy stabilizer 1 sheet of 10 wide x 12 long extra thick Template Plastic from Prim-Dritz found with the quilting supplies OR 1 piece of 1/8 thick heavy pressed cardboard (you can use the back of a writing pad or purchase chipboard from an arts supply store.) 1 spool of coordinating all-purpose thread (we use Coats Dual Duty XP®) Finished

Size: 15 wide across the top of the bag & 12 wide across the bottom x 8 tall x 3 deep TOOLS NEEDED: Scissors, Straight pins, Ruler, Hand sewing needle, Iron & ironing board, Turning tool (such as a closed pair of scissors), Fabric marker or Chalk pencil, Pressing cloth Search our website for more Amy Butler Sewing Patterns!