I spent two nights this week getting everything going for the project. I finished cutting the second bag out. It was much easier this time. Bonus was being at home in my own space with the music going.
Looking forward to class tomorrow.
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My Craft room. I am very grateful to have a space to work. I moved all the scrapbooking gear to the side and cut out the second bag. I really am feeling good about this project. |
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This is the only actual "pattern: in the project. The rest is standard square or rectangle cuts . I have a new appreciation for my Fiskars tools! |
The next day I got everything ironed and confirmed I had everything. Then I cut out all the interfacing and ironed that to the required pieces. Interfacing gives the fabric a bit of body and stiffness but not too much.
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Here is bag 1 |
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Here is bag 2 |
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This is the fabric with the interfacing added on. |
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