by GL Support | Jun 14, 2016
Bali Briefcase – AT106
Handy Tip:
Just a reminder – at the end of the pattern, instructions are included for a fabric briefcase.
Video Links:
Click here to see an instructional video for fabric covered clothesline
Click here to see a video on making batting filled fabric tubes
Click here to see a video on how to zig zag tubes together
Click here to see a video on how to sew pieces together
by GL Support | Jun 14, 2016
Bali Squared Bag– AT104
Handy Tip:
If your rectangle is not straight, this bag can be made smaller to allow you to square up your rectangle. For a 10” tall, 4” deep and 10” wide bag, cut the sides 4” wide, then cut the front, back and bottom 24” long.
Video Links:
Click here to see an instructional video for fabric covered clothesline
by GL Support | Jun 9, 2016
Bali Bags – AT102
Handy Tip:
Shaping the sides is the most difficult part of the pattern. Make sure that you sew rope to rope (don’t just catch fabric in your zig or zag stitch) and that you are keeping the bottom of the bag vertical as you sew. If the bag leans toward the sewing machine the top of the bag will angle inward. If the bottom leans away from the sewing machine the top of the bag will angle outward.
If you want a large beachy bag purposely lean the bottom away from the sewing machine
Video Links:
Click here to see an instructional video for fabric covered clothesline
Click here to see how to make double sided fusible tubes
Click here to see how to shape sides
by GL Support | Jun 9, 2016
Bali Bowls- AT101
Handy Tip:
Be sure to sew rope to rope (not fabric to fabric) in your zig and zag stitch for strong and smooth sides.
Video Links:
Click here to see a n instructions video for fabric covered clothesline
Click here to see how to make double sided fusible tubes
Click here to see how to shape the sides