I have used a magnetic closure on the Bow Tucks bag. I use a fusible batting on the lining pieces, then I quilt the lining (this is optional). After quilting the lining, I find the center top of both lining pieces, and measure down at least an inch or more and make a mark. I then reinforce behind each mark (on the batting side), with Pellon or anything with a lot of body, then install the magnetic closure on the fabric side of the lining, and sew the lining pieces together, leaving an opening on the bottom for turning. Now, following instructions, sew lining to bag.
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Originally Posted by Casi
(Post 5530345)
I lost this post for a couple of days, since it got moved!! lol I made another Bow Tucks yesterday but I just was afraid to try it. I still can't figure out when to try it!
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Exactly, that is right. I ONLY put magnetic closures in my Bow tucks bags.
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It's been a long time since I put a snap in, but maybe one of these videos will help:
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc....1.FIQ0ZwtKUL4 |
Basically you can put it in after the quilting of the lining and before stitching the bottom of the lining. Where ever feels comfortable for you. Just remember to put a bit of reinforcement between the lining and the snap. I just use a small scrap of pellon doubled over. Happy bag making.
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