Bow Tucks question
#11
If you like a thinner purse, you can use something lighter. If you like a super thin purse you could use nothing. Those feel to me like they are flimsy and when you put something in them they look all lumpy. I am going to try a heavier pellon for my next one just to see how it feels. Did you figure out the pocket yet? Lay it on the bag the way you want it and flip it down. Sew the unfinished edge down. (the top should be finished)
#12
Originally Posted by Quilting Angel
I viewed your tutorial, but still confused. Says to put the raw edge of the pocket 1/4" from seam line, stitch then flip up. The raw edge is where your name is right? If I stitch that way and flip up, it's upside down. Can't you tell I'm confused? LOL.
#13
Originally Posted by knlsmith
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Just curious, why wouldn't you just sew the bottom seam in with the seam below it??
#14
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Originally Posted by knlsmith
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Just curious, why wouldn't you just sew the bottom seam in with the seam below it??
#15
Originally Posted by redpurselady
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Originally Posted by knlsmith
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Just curious, why wouldn't you just sew the bottom seam in with the seam below it??
#16
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Thanks so much for all the responses. Apparently I have done the pocket wrong because the bottom of my pocket is not open...lol. It is sewed. The only raw edge I have at this point is the top that is the trim.
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