Bag lining closure
How do you sew closed the inside of a bag lining? I hate to hand sew and I am wondering if anyone else uses a machine to stitch closed the lining once you have pulled the right side of the bag through.
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I hand sew the opening in the lining because I enjoy hand sewing. If you watch the Jenny Doan YouTube video, "Make Three Totes/Bags with One Charm Pack", you will see that she sews the lining opening on her sewing machine. Best wishes with machine sewing your lining. I know your bag will be beautiful
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I never hand sew them! Usually the opening is at the bottom anyway. I just fold the edges in 1/4" and sew about 1/8" from the edge. I start my closure seam about 1/4" from the start of the opening and extend it the same past the end of the opening.
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some times by hand sometimes by machine, you could also use a narrow strip of wonder under to fuse the hole closed if it's small enough.
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Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
(Post 6164858)
I never hand sew them! Usually the opening is at the bottom anyway. I just fold the edges in 1/4" and sew about 1/8" from the edge. I start my closure seam about 1/4" from the start of the opening and extend it the same past the end of the opening.
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I machine sew. It never poses a problem either and it is more durable than anything I would hand sew, for sure, as I put a lot of 'stuff' in my bags.
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I just fold the raw edges under and zigzag stitch it closed......I dont like hand work at all :p and no one is gonna see the inside of the bag or comment on it
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I often use the overlocker to finish. Especially if it is not a 'fancy' bag, no one looks inside.
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I never hand stitch mine shut, I turn the edges under and do a very close topstitch across the opening. It's in the bottom and no one will see it, but it doesn't actually look bad if they do.
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wonder under works fine.
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