A large and roomy round bag with a soft ethnic pattern will ideally complement the boho style outfit, perfect for jeans and casual looks.
You will need:
✽ patterned fabric (jacquard, chanel-style fabrics, textured fabrics that hold shape);
✽ cotton fabric;
✽ gasket Decovil Light;
✽ thread for sewing;
✽ finished oblique trim;
✽ scissors for cutting;
✽ scale ruler;
✽ chalk pencil;
✽ tailor pins;
✽ manual needle for sewing;
✽ centimeter tape;
✽ cord 7 mm thick;
✽ cotton yarn
Step 1
Draw on paper and cut parts 1 and 2 in accordance with the specified dimensions.
If necessary, the dimensions of the parts can be increased or decreased.
Cut the bag details from the lining fabric (with 1 cm seam allowances) and from the gasket (without seam allowances): part 1 - 2x each, detail 2 - 1x each.
Step 2
Iron parts 1 and 2 from the gasket on the wrong side of the main fabric and cut out 1 cm from the seam allowance.
Step 3
Fold the parts 2 from the main and lining fabric with the front sides, chop off short sections from both sides and grind at a distance of 1 cm.
Step 4
Seam allowances close to stitches.
Unscrew the part on the front side and stitch along the perimeter to the edge.
Step 5
If the gasket allowances protrude, they should be cut to a width of 1 cm.
Step 6
For pens from the main fabric, cut along the oblique two strips measuring 70 x 5 cm.
Fold each strip along in half with the front side inward, iron the bend.
Lay a stitch along the fold at a distance of 1.4 cm.
Step 7
Cut the allowances of each seam close to the line.
Turn the handles to the front side.
Thread a cord into each handle using a hand sewing needle.
Step 8
Fold one part 1 from the main and lining fabric with the front sides and grind the upper sections between the control marks 1 at a distance of 1 cm, leaving open the sections between the transverse marks for sewing on the handles.
Turn parts to the front side.
Chip the lower sections.
Step 9
Insert the ends of the handles into the holes in the seams at the top of parts 1 (finished handle length approx. 52 cm) and sew manually.
Step 10
Stitch details 1 around the entire circumference to the edge, securing the handles.
Step 11
Pin part 2 to parts 1 and stitch at a distance of 1 cm.
Turn over the seam allowances with a finished oblique stitch (lay the stitch flat and lay a stitch in a fold).
Step 12
Surround the seam allowances with a tape, sew the tape manually or on a machine.
Step 13
Make a brush from yarn.
To do this, pierce two tailor pins vertically at a distance of 60 cm from each other into the ironing board.
Thread a string of yarn many times around pins.
Step 14
The resulting bundle is tightly twisted with a thread of yarn in the middle to a length of approx. 17 cm
The ends of the thread are well fastened.
Step 15
Hang a brush on the handle.
Wrap the resulting loop holder tightly with a thread of yarn, tighten the ends of the thread.
Step 16
Cut the end of the brush to the desired length.
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Source and photo: Burda Style 4/2020
