Tuesday, April 7, 2009
girls night out - amy butler birdie sling.
Our 'girls night out' group is going to make these Amy Butler Birdie Sling bags. I told the girls I would post the material list so everyone can start looking for fabric (if anyone gets the Sunday paper and has extra 50% off coupons to Michael's or Roberts, please let us know - thanks!).
If using 44" wide light to mid-weight fabric (quilting fabric)
(allow extra yardage for matching or centering a design on your fabric)
- 1 1/8 yards for the Exterior
- 1 1/8 yards of a coordinating fabric for the Bands and Handles
- 1 1/8 yards of a 3rd coordinating fabric for the Lining
- 3 1/2 yards of 20" wide woven fusible interfacing (SF-101 by Pellon)
If using wide heavier mid-weight fabric (Amy's home dec weight)
- 5/8 yard for the Exterior
- 1 1/8 yards of a coordinating fabric for the Bands and Handles
- 1 1/8 yards of a 3rd coordinating fabric for the Lining
- 3 yards of 20" wide woven fusible interfacing (SF-101 by Pellon)
PLUS
- 1/2 yard of 44" wide fusible fleece (Thermolam Plus by Pellon)
- 1 spool of coordinating all-purpose thread
Finished size: 28" tall including Handles x 18" wide
TOOLS NEEDED:
Scissors
Iron and Ironing board
Straight pins
Ruler / Tape measure
Scotch tape
Hand sewing needle
Chalk Pencil
Tracing paper
Pressing Ham or Rolled towel
Pressing cloth
Turning Tool (such as a closed pair of scissors).
Okay, I must admit I am feeling overwhelmed after reading the 'materials and tool needed' and not knowing what half of them are...I hope someone in our group knows how to sew! :)
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cute! wish I could come.
ReplyDeleteI saw this bag months ago and totally wanted to make one. Sounds like fun! Can't wait to see the finished product! Love Amy Butler Fabrics!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I saw a girl with this bag but haven't been able to find the pattern around up here. Maybe I should get motivated and look online! Have fun it is adorable.
ReplyDeletelol, you crack me up. It is a long list but it will probably be pretty easy. The only thing I haven't heard of is fusible fleece. Just take the list with you to the fabric store and the lady should be able to tell you everything. It's adorable!
ReplyDeleteCount me in, it is so cute!
ReplyDeleteIt is sooooo hard picking fabrics--there are so many cute ones online!
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