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If you travel frequently or go on business trips, this garment bag will help keep your suit or dress clean and looking its best. It also has handles for easy carrying...
BeginnerFreeIf you travel frequently or go on business trips, this garment bag will help keep your suit or dress clean and looking its best. It also has handles for easy carrying.
To sew the garment bag, you will need:
• a piece of cotton fabric;
• a zipper (1 m, 22 cm);
• fusible interfacing;
• bias tape;
• sewing supplies.
The ideal finished size for the bag is 100/60 cm. Therefore, cut a piece of fabric measuring 100/120 cm. If desired, you can add a pocket to the bag. To do this, cut an additional piece of fabric measuring 19/26 cm.
Finish the raw ends of the short zipper. To do this, cut 2 small rectangles (approximately 5/2.5 cm), fold them in half, and pin them to the top and bottom of the zipper.
Sew on the reinforcing piece.
Cut a 4 cm-wide strip from the top of the pocket piece. Fold and press the resulting raw edges of the pocket. Sew the zipper to these edges.
Finish the outer raw edges of the pocket with bias tape. First sew one side, placing the pocket and tape right sides together, then wrap the tape around the edge and sew the other side.
To make the bag handles, cut two strips of fusible interfacing measuring 1.9/26 cm and four lengths of bias tape the same length as the interfacing. Fuse the interfacing to two strips of bias tape.
Cover the fused bias tape strips with the remaining strips and stitch along both sides.
Prepare the 1 m zipper in the same way as the pocket zipper and sew it into the main body of the bag. Sew the pocket onto the side opposite the zipper.
Sew the handles to the top and bottom edges of the bag, then stitch the two edges together.
Finish the raw edges with bias tape in the same way you finished the pocket edges.
The travel garment bag is ready!
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