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October 20, 2006
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When I worked at JoAnns over the summer of 2005, one of my coworkers wanted to make a tiny handbag. I decided to go ahead and take pictures of the process to make a quick tutorial. I finally got around to making it one big photo instead of a series of them and a whole lot of writing. The final size was 7x7x2 and cost like... nothing. It's easy to plug different numbers in to come up with a different sized bag. If you use it, let me know and post a photo. Feel free to post a link to it or redistribute it so long as you keep my links at the bottom.
- T.

Edited Aug. 1, 2007: I have recently made another tutorial for a messenger styled laptop bag. If you found this easy (which I hope you do), the new tutorial should be pretty understandable too. Check it out here: [link]
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~MalteseLizzieMcGee Aug 17, 2009   Traditional Artist
What is the prupose of interfacing?

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~DietCokeFiend Aug 18, 2009   Artisan Crafter
Interfacing does a couple things. It keeps the shape of what's made (so the bag doesn't slouch over and cave in on itself) and it can reinforce lightweight fabrics to reduce any possible damage from use (I used quilt weight fabrics which would be completely unsuitable on their own). In some cases, a fusible interfacing can keep fabrics that ravel and fray from doing so. If you're working with heavier materials like canvas then you could skip it depending on what you're making.
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~Blitzergeldert Dec 21, 2008  Student General Artist
Nice tut will try this some day :0

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Bon brouillard!

"Love is long-suffering and kind.
It does not rejoice over unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth.
It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things,
Love never fails."
-1 Corinthians 13: 4-8
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~DietCokeFiend Dec 21, 2008   Artisan Crafter
thanks for both the comment and the fave on it. If you do indeed try it out, I would love to hear feedback or see pics ;)
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~Blitzergeldert Dec 21, 2008  Student General Artist
alright :B

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Bon brouillard!

"Love is long-suffering and kind.
It does not rejoice over unrighteousness, but rejoices with the truth.
It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things,
Love never fails."
-1 Corinthians 13: 4-8
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!Mind-rape-101 May 24, 2008
my younger realtives are such girly girls so i'm goingo make this in pink (i'll make on in black)

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Be back in five
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~DietCokeFiend May 24, 2008   Artisan Crafter
Awesome! Will you post pics of it once you're done? :)

Oh, and thank you for adding this to your faves!
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!Mind-rape-101 May 24, 2008
sure

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~amisam Jan 14, 2007
Ah, have you ever heard of a Quillow? It's a quilt that folds into a pocket making it a pillow. Its easy and fun to make, I think people would like to see a tutorial on that ^^ It's very handy on car trips.

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~DietCokeFiend Jan 15, 2007   Artisan Crafter
Hey, when I get around to having a clean house with an iron and ironing board (and someone doesn't take my camera for three months) I very well might! ;)
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