Genaaid van vilt

Tas genaaid met katoengaren en vilt. Met gespsluitingen van imitatieleer en metaal.

It makes the sewing easier and it looks a lot nicer if you measure up for the stitches. Use the fine black marker pen for marking all the cut-out parts. Put the first mark ½cm from the edge (seam allowance). From the mark, measure 1cm between each stitch. This results in a lovely and even result. Sew with buttonhole stitches.

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Use a fine black marker pen when drawing the templates onto the felt.

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Cut out the parts.

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Mark on the felt where to sew the stitches:
Picture 3A and 3B: this is how to sew buttonhole stitches.
Picture 3C: Secure the cotton yarn.

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Fasten the pocket temporarily to prevent it from sliding when sewing. Remove the threads afterwards.

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Sew on the side parts. Start with the edge at the top.

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The side parts are now sewn on.

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Remove the temporary stitches from the pocket.

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Sew on the pocket in the base. Only sew through the top layer of the felt so the sewing is not visible from the front.

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Fold over the end and sew the other side. Start from the top.

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Pictures 10-19: Sew on the black belt pieces with metal buckles to make the strap.

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Pictures 20-24: Sew the buckle belt strap.

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Pictures 25-26: Attach the buckle belt strap to the bag. Secure the end with the buckle so it does not move whilst sewing.

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Sew the buckle belt strap onto the bag, starting from underneath.

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Close the bag. Put the buckle belt strap around the middle of the bag. Hold it firmly in place with a needle.

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Pictures 29-31: Open the bag and sew on the buckle belt strap. Tie the yarn on the inside of the bag and tie on the My Design pendant.

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