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where do u get the bow tuck pattern??
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Thanks so much, I just ordered this pattern a few days ago, so this will be loads of help when I get ready to make mine.
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Thank you! I bought the pattern 2 weeks ago and my fabric this past weekend. I was looking all over for this tut last night since the instructions confused me. I am hoping the pictures along with the pattern will make it easier to put together. Meghan
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I started this yesterday and wish i had watched this before starting. I managed to get it mostly assembled with just a few hiccups. I'll finish today. I think the instructions are a bit vague on some parts.
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Love this tutorial. You did a fabulous job. Great design. Love love love the John Deere material. My Husband works for John Deere and so this is right up my alley. So if you need to do another tutorial I would be glad to have you put my name on it. Ha Ha. Could you give me the name of the specific pattern you used? Kee up the great work. Have a happy day. Keep smiling.
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QUOTE=vondae;4652454]Love this tutorial. You did a fabulous job. Great design. Love love love the John Deere material. My Husband works for John Deere and so this is right up my alley. So if you need to do another tutorial I would be glad to have you put my name on it. Ha Ha. Could you give me the name of the specific pattern you used? Kee up the great work. Have a happy day. Keep smiling.[/QUOTE]
Uits called the bow tuck tote. Its also the title of the thread. Lol. Glad you like it. |
Thank you for the pictures! I have the pattern and fabrics; now, thanks to your tutorial, I have the motivation to start the project.
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When I do mine, I make the pocket like it says and then catch the bottom of it in the seam that joins the top and bottom. It seems to cut down on the bulk a bit at the bottom f the pocket. You pictures turned out very well.
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Wow! That will help me soooo much ..I have the pattern and read it over and over.Now I can say I can do that .That was so helpful thank you so much .
Your purse is beautiful. |
Well, I don't know what happened, but right now all the pictures are out of order! Does anyone else see this? Is it just on my end?
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thanks sometimes pics are better to sew by
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I know I am reviving an old thread, sorry about that.
I finally made the bowtuck bag.... and wouldn't you know it, I get it done and am ready to put the last thing... the button... and I got my button loop on the wrong side!! so my button will end up on the back... GRRR Wish I knew an easy way to fix it, but at least it was nothing major, just the bag will have the button on the back. Want to say thank you to the op for this wonderful thread, there were a few times I came back here because I got lost. The pictures helped wonderfully! Thank you |
Originally Posted by Rhaorth
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I know I am reviving an old thread, sorry about that.
I finally made the bowtuck bag.... and wouldn't you know it, I get it done and am ready to put the last thing... the button... and I got my button loop on the wrong side!! so my button will end up on the back... GRRR Wish I knew an easy way to fix it, but at least it was nothing major, just the bag will have the button on the back. Want to say thank you to the op for this wonderful thread, there were a few times I came back here because I got lost. The pictures helped wonderfully! Thank you And you're very welcome. |
Thanks for this, I have had the pattern forever and someone wrote things down for me but this is great, I am a visual person and so great, will keep this and try one now for sure
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I am making the first of these bags and I'm wondering if you can get by with one layer of the Pellon? It seems to me that two layers is going to make it so puffy that it will be difficult to quilt with free-motion designs. And aren't the seams reallllllly thick and stiff with four layers of Pellon in them? Thanks for your thoughts on this! :)
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You will lose stiffnes mostly. If you like a bag a little floppy, then that would be fine. But I would make sure I put the interfacing on the outside of the bag for wear and tear reasons. And make sure your lining is sturdy. You could put a thin fusible on the lining and that should be good.
Remember, patterns are like a chilli recipe, it is merely a guideline. :)
Originally Posted by thepolyparrot
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I am making the first of these bags and I'm wondering if you can get by with one layer of the Pellon? It seems to me that two layers is going to make it so puffy that it will be difficult to quilt with free-motion designs. And aren't the seams reallllllly thick and stiff with four layers of Pellon in them? Thanks for your thoughts on this! :)
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I went ahead and followed the directions as far as using the pellon on both lining and the body - I'm almost at the assembly stage. :) The quilting is only done on one layer, so that turned out to be a non-issue. And once I started working with it, I realized that the fleece isn't nearly as thick or dense as I had previously thought. So far, so good.
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Thank you! Great idea!
Originally Posted by knlsmith
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No problem.
WOF (width of fabric) is from salvedge to salvadge (seen it spelled both ways). the WOF will end up being the length of your straps and inside pockets. A good thing to do is measure your favorite purse you use now and than add a half inch or better to get a strap length you will like. A yard is 36 inches. The first one i did took me a couple days (working off and on). I did a fake one with newspaper and scotch tape first. didn't use all the details, just the basic parts. Once you do the first one, very easy to get one done in less than a day. |
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Just finished the project. Tutorial was not very helpful. :( One needs to read and re-read the original instructions. I still wonder what is the problem with posting better pictures with complete steps.
I had difficultis with boxed corners. Using Pythagorean theorem I was able to create the correct size for the cornes. Fun, don't you think?:p Hopefully you will see the picture of my new bag. Love it:thumbup:! |
Very lovely job...like your fabric choices. I never get tired seeing Bow Tuck Bags. I have made three..it may be time to make a couple more while I still remember how :)
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I have purchased the pattern and set it aside for over a year. Maybe I will give it try now. Thanks for the Tute!
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Very nice bag. I did haVe a pattern for it that someone sent me, and can't find it now. They are really pretty bags.
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