Last Updated on July 14, 2011 by Babita
I’ll pick up from where I last left. As you can see, I sewed the lining as well as the main fabric with all the panels. I must say this part was not easy. I was glad to be done with that.
The next step was to attach the main fabric and the lining. I struggled with this step so much that I had to rip it open twice. I almost felt like throwing a fit like my toddler. All I had to do was insert the lining into the main fabric and sew it all around the top with a 3″ opening. I did it wrong and instead of a clean finish; it exposed all the raw edges. Finally on my third attempt I was able to get it right.
I cut out two strips of fabric and 25″ x 4″. Attached an iron-on fusible interfacing to give it some thickness. Folded it and sewed it into straps. I love how the two straps turned out to be of two different colors.
Finally this is how the bag looks like from the inside after the the straps were sewed in. All neat and clean.
A look at the completed bag.
I made two different sized flowers from the leftover fabric and attached them to the front of the bag with a matching button.
The final Look:
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