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Originally Posted by mommysewist
(Post 6721783)
Ripstitcher - I ordered the fabric you used but I also ordered some quilt comic strip fabric with super hero quilter for the inside, so cute! I can't wait to get it.
One question for you, I watched your video on laminating. You said you wouldn't laminate the binding on the zipper... What about the binding around the the edges of the bag? Do you think that worked? So excited to make this bag! OK... Inquiring minds wanna know... where did you find superhero quilter fabric?!?!? I just have to see that! Laminating the exterior "A" piece would be fine. Even the side panels would probably be OK ... just don't do the binding. |
Originally Posted by RipStitcher
(Post 6721439)
May I ask? What is a "GFG project"?
I know one other person who is making 5 of them to use when she is participating in a sale/ silent auction of some sort for a fundraiser for their quilting group. |
omigosh... I wasn't thinking you meant *that* GFG. :) It *would* be good for hexies!
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Originally Posted by RipStitcher
(Post 6721808)
OK... Inquiring minds wanna know... where did you find superhero quilter fabric?!?!? I just have to see that!
Laminating the exterior "A" piece would be fine. Even the side panels would probably be OK ... just don't do the binding. |
Ripstitcher, here's the link to the fabric... Thought that'd be easier
https://www.fabric.com/find?rfn1=Col...t%2bGirl&rfc=1 |
wow that is awesome-never heard of it until now.
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Bionic Bag
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I finished it.
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This is it closed up! I didn't use the Laurel Birch fabrics, I decided to use other fabrics for the first one.
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Originally Posted by cpower
(Post 6723544)
This is it closed up! I didn't use the Laurel Birch fabrics, I decided to use other fabrics for the first one.
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I am so in love with these bags - they all look so incredible! I have inched on up to Step 4! I have the long line of ZP's and liners connected. Sally, I thought I might lose my mind on the first couple - but then it settled in and made more sense by the end.
A couple things that helped me: 1. As a garment sewist, I found the clips great to get things situated at first, but then I want my pins. So I used the pins in a way that I could go over them (gently and slowly) if I wanted to. My lining fabric kept wanting to crawl. Nothing major - but the pins helped control it. 2. I circled the key sections of the instructions so I could easily find them as I "rinsed and repeated" on each section. 3. Since I have several machines I kept one set up for just the top stitching. I hope tomorrow to move on to the next steps. |
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