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Floral Drawstring Bag and Refashion T-shirt

front bag Hello everyone! Finally I have done my first project for 2013 Style The Stash Sew A long . I am really happy with my new drawstring bag but I am not that happy with my refashion t-shirt. Anyway, I'll be wearing the t-shirt on my everyday wear (home and garden when I play with my almost 3 years old son). Here are the details of the bag, I called floral bag, because it's made from floral fabric. It has two inner pockets, two side straps that I just sew together to make the bag stronger, the drawstring that ended with wooden beads and inserted bias tape on the upper and bottom bag to make the bag look nicer. Materials: 1/2 yard of lightweight floral linen (left over from my floral shorts), 1/2 yard of kind of heavy cotton in deep purple color, 1/2 yard of silk crepe de chine (left over from floral shorts) for inner bag, mid weight fusible interfacing for floral linen fabric, heavy weight fusible interfacing for deep purple fabric, hom...

How To Make a Tote Bag - Part 2, Done!

How to insert the bag strap on the body bag. I only inserted the bag strap on the outer bag. With the wrong side of the bag strap facing you, pin each of  them on the side of the bag flap. Stitch it with 1/2'' seam allowance. Here is the picture,

How To Make a Tote Bag - Part 1

Hi! I felt great after long holidays on the place that far away from my home. And finally I recovered from jet lag :-) And of course the first thing I'd love to do is sewing and blogging. As promised on my last post, here is the tutorial "how to make a tote bag". Materials: home decor fabric - for outer bag, inner flap and bag straps  striped cotton fabric - for inner bag and pocket red colour cotton fabric - for outer flap fusible interfacing (the heavy one is better), big wooden button and same colour thread.

The G Bag

I am planning to make at least three tote bags after I've done my palette challenge ss2012. And I am very happy that I finished the first tote bag. I named her "the G bag". She is very cute tote bag with three inner pockets and the size is big enough to put all the stuff. I can carry her arround the shopping mall or to go to the beach/swimming pool. The size of the bag approximately 16.5" x 10". The pattern is selfdrafted tote bag pattern by me. After I've done the pattern, I copy the pattern to the fabric that I already prepared, cut the fabric, iron the fusible interfacing on the fabric and sew it. Materials: home decor fabric (green stripe), cotton (green flower) and light weight cotton (white colour for the inner pockets and interfacing) fusible interfacing bias tape, click here if you want to make your own bias tape metal bag buckle zipper snap fastener big button Before I say goodbye, I am not promise but I will...

Candy Tote Bag

I named this tote bag "CANDY" because she looks colourful and sweet:) I made several bag with several colours, I think I am crazy enough to made 4 tote bags in one week. I was busy and always be, taking care my sweet little baby. I only have time to sewing when my baby napping in the afternoon. I showed my first candy bag to my husband when he arrived home after work, and he was surprised that I could finish one bag during two hours. Woah...! Even myself was surprised! Here I made four candy bags already but I am going to make one more. I will give all of them for my cousins in Indonesia as holiday gift. I am sure they will love it:) The size of the bag approximately 24 cm height, 35 cm weight and 8 cm deep. Material needed: - Home decor fabric - Cotton as interfacing - Bias tape, I used bias tape from japanesse cotton. - 56 cm ykk zipper - Heavy duty interfacing for bottom bag The four candy bags are really cute, isn't it? I imagine that they ar...

Julia Tote Bag

I drew the tote bag pattern by myself. I worked for more less one week, including the transfering the pattern, cutting the fabric and sewing it. The size approximately 43 x 35 cm. Material needed: - Home Decor Cotton for body bag, bottom bag, handle, and flap. - Light Cotton for interfacing and pockets. - Bias Piping - Zipper - Magnetic fastener - Wooden Hoop, diagonal 4 cm - Threads The wooden hoop are really cute, I brought from the local market for MOP $5 each. The picture above is inner bag, one side with the zipper and another side with two opening pockets. For more detail, I shared  Julia Tote Bag tutorial on Julia tote bag on Burdastyle.com