36” (91.5cm) 14” (36cm) fold 14” (36cm) · origami origami 05 fold top of the bag tips over...

blog.fabricland.ca crossbody bag 36” (91.5cm) 12” (30.5cm) 14” (36cm) 14” (36cm) fold What you need: What you do: .3m of 150cm boiled wool fabric (or similar weight) .3m of lining fabric (any width) 1.2m faux leather or other trim for the strap 2x triangle rings 2x swivel hooks Cut 1 piece each of the wool and the lining 36x12”. With right sides together, sew around all edges leaving a small opening. 01 Turn right side out, press flat and edge stitch around the entire rectangle. Mark 14” on top and bottom edge as diagram and fold as shown. 02 Fold sides towards the center along top and bottom points and pin. Machine stitch in place as far as possible along edgestitch end as shown. Hand stitch remaining opening to the point. Flip over and repeat. It will be trickier to sew the flap to the body on the 2nd side. Sew as far as you can and hand stitch remaining opening closed. 04 ORIGAMI 05 Fold top of the bag tips over triangle ring bar and stitch in place as shown. Cut the strap to your preferred length, fold ends over swivel hooks as shown and stitch. 06 Attach handle and add embellish- ments such as tassels or appli- ques to personalize. 03

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Page 1: 36” (91.5cm) 14” (36cm) fold 14” (36cm) · ORIGAMI ORIGAMI 05 Fold top of the bag tips over triangle ring bar and stitch in place as shown. Cut the strap to your preferred length,

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crossbody bag36” (91.5cm)

12” (30.5cm)

14” (36cm)

fold

What you need:

What you do:

.3m of 150cm boiled wool fabric (or similar weight).3m of lining fabric (any width)1.2m faux leather or other trim for the strap2x triangle rings2x swivel hooks

Cut 1 piece each of the wool and the lining 36x12”. With right sides together, sew around all edges leaving a small opening.

Turn right side out, press flat and edge stitch around the entire rectangle.Mark 14” on top and bottom edge as diagram and fold as shown.

Fold sides towards the center along top and bottom points and pin. Machine stitch in place as far as possible along edgestitch end as shown. Hand stitch remaining opening to the point.

Flip over and repeat. It will be trickier to sew the flap to the body on the 2nd side. Sew as far as you can and hand stitch remaining opening closed.

ORIGAMIORIGAMI

05Fold top of the bag tips over triangle ring bar and stitch in place as shown.Cut the strap to your preferred length, fold ends over swivel hooks as shown and stitch.

06Attach handle and add embellish-ments such as tassels or appli-ques to personalize.

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