¼"A ¾"
MATERIALS
Supplies listed are enough to make one
purse.
+Tote pattern (such as Totes
Adorbs; see “Source.”)
+½ yard each of print and solid
cotton fabric (exterior)
+1 yard of coordinating or
contrasting cotton fabric
(lining)
+2½ yards of 20"-wide
lightweight fusible woven
interfacing
+¾ yard of double-sided
lightweight fusible foam
interfacing
+Cut-away stabilizer
+Thread: all-purpose, bobbin &
embroidery
+Four 1½ "-inner diameter metal
screw-together grommets
+½ "-diameter magnetic snap
+4 metal purse feet
+Removable fabric marker
+Mini screwdriver
+Pattern tracing paper
+Seam sealant (optional)
+Hand sewing needle (optional)
+Floral antler design
(approximately 5½ "×7¾ "; see
“Design.”)ALTER
- The featured embroidery design is
slightly larger than the purse flap.
To alter the purse flap, extend the
upper edge ¾ ", keeping the snap
placement marking in the same
location (A). - In addition, reduce the design
to 92% on the machine before
embroidery. If you’re unable to
reduce the design size, add ¼ " to
the purse-flap lower and side seam
allowances (B). - After altering the purse flap pattern,
trace the pattern onto a new piece
of pattern tracing paper; transfer
the seam allowances. - Position the exterior main panel
pattern on a flat work surface.
Reposition the snap placement
marking to 4" below the upper
edge along the center edge.
B
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MATERIALS
Supplies listed are enough to make one
purse.
+Tote pattern (such as Totes
Adorbs; see “Source.”)
+½ yard each of print and solid
cotton fabric (exterior)
+1 yard of coordinating or
contrasting cotton fabric
(lining)
+2½ yards of 20"-wide
lightweight fusible woven
interfacing
+¾ yard of double-sided
lightweight fusible foam
interfacing
+Cut-away stabilizer
+Thread: all-purpose, bobbin &
embroidery
+Four 1½ "-inner diameter metal
screw-together grommets
+½ "-diameter magnetic snap
+4 metal purse feet
+Removable fabric marker
+Mini screwdriver
+Pattern tracing paper
+Seam sealant (optional)
+Hand sewing needle (optional)
+Floral antler design
(approximately 5½ "×7¾ "; see
“Design.”)ALTER
- The featured embroidery design is
slightly larger than the purse flap.
To alter the purse flap, extend the
upper edge ¾ ", keeping the snap
placement marking in the same
location (A). - In addition, reduce the design
to 92% on the machine before
embroidery. If you’re unable to
reduce the design size, add ¼ " to
the purse-flap lower and side seam
allowances (B). - After altering the purse flap pattern,
trace the pattern onto a new piece
of pattern tracing paper; transfer
the seam allowances. - Position the exterior main panel
pattern on a flat work surface.
Reposition the snap placement
marking to 4" below the upper
edge along the center edge.
B
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