Quilts and More - USA (2020 Winter)

r o s i izer

For a sturdier bag, try using a foam

stabilizer, such as ByAnnie’s Soft

and Stable (byannie.com) instead of

batting. The resulting bag will have

more body and will hold its shape

better when it’s not full.

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8 ) Quilt bag front and back as desired. Project
maker Joanna Burgarino machine-quilted
a square-in-a-square design in the brown
print squares. Trim batting and muslin
even with bag front and back.

9 ) Using fabric-marking pen, mark a 3" square
in each bottom corner of bag front.
Carefully cut out squares (Diagram 5).
Repeat with bag back.

10 ) Layer bag front and bag back with right

sides together; pin. Sew along left-hand,

bottom, and right-hand edges (Diagram 6).

Press seams open.

BAG BACK ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM

3 "

sq.

DIAGRAM 5

DIAGRAM 6