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Yanka

since 9/25/2019

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Reusable Produce Bags

Reusable mesh produce bag with fruitBeginnerFree

This master class shows how to sew a reusable produce bag from tulle or mesh fabric: use a magazine or book as a template, cut the piece with the fold at the bottom, sew the side seams, finish the open side sections and top edge into a drawstring casing, then insert two cords so the bag can be tightened.

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Fold-Flat Children's Sun Hat

White sun hat opened flat, with checked edge binding, seen from the insideBeginnerFree

According to the author, this is a Soviet-era sun-hat design that can be sewn in about an hour. Cut the main piece twice from natural fabric, place the pieces wrong sides together, finish the edges with decorative binding, and add an appliqué, button, and loop. The head circumference, seam allowances, fold line, and folding mechanism are not explained in the source.

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Flutter Sleeve Pattern Drafting

Diagrams showing three methods for drafting a flutter sleeveBeginnerFree

A flutter sleeve flares toward the hem. The source shows three drafting methods: slash-and-spread from a basic straight sleeve pattern, layered flounces, and a spiral-flounce sleeve drafted in a square.

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How to Sew Voile Curtains

Voile curtains hanging on a windowBeginnerFree

This master class explains how to sew voile curtains neatly: leave extra fabric for test seams, nick and tear the voile along the thread instead of cutting the full edge, press the edge with steam right away, double-fold the side edges, secure folds with basting, sew on wide curtain tape, check the length on the window, then stitch the tape permanently, gather it to the needed width, and hang the curtain.

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Women’s Bag from an Old Suede Coat

Women’s suede bag with metal ringsBeginnerFree

This master class shows how to sew a women’s bag from an old suede coat: cut the outer pieces, handle tabs, decorative bridges, lining, and pockets; set rivets with metal rings; sew pockets to the lining; insert a separating zipper; assemble the outer bag and lining; close the bottom of the lining; topstitch the folded upper edge; and attach chain handles with snap hooks.

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