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Corduroy Yo Yo Bag
Corduroy Yo Yo Bag
Corduroy Yo Yo Bag
Corduroy Yo Yo Bag

Corduroy Yo Yo Bag

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Intermediate

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About this pattern

This eye-catching bag would make a great birthday gift for any little girl. It’s practical and pretty, made from sturdy corduroy fabric with handy side pockets, and decorated with ric rac and yo yo flowers. The bag is lined in cute pink and white gingham and the black handles give it a sophisticated look. It has been designed in an attractive basket shape with a round bottom so it can hold a host of goodies.

Essentials

  • Fabric: corduroy, red, 50cm x 65cm; pink, 15cm square; gingham, pink and white, 50cm x 65cm;
  • cotton, red, 30cm square;
  • cotton, assorted red and pink prints, 15cm square, seven
  • Felt, pink, scraps
  • Buttons, vintage, white, assorted sizes, seven
  • Ric rac, assorted shades of
  • pink, 20cm of each
  • Ribbon, pink, 26cm
  • Bag handles, black, acrylic Fusible webbing
  • Clover yo yo maker, extra large

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    Stitch a yo yo bag

    1. Download the templates and print out. Create seven yo yos from assorted red and pink prints, and put to one side. Cut the front, back and base shapes from red corduroy fabric. Then cut out two backs and one base shape from pink and white gingham for the lining.

    2. At one angled edge on the top of the bag front, turn over a 1cm hem and machine stitch. Pin pink ribbon trim across the angled edge and sew into place, trimming the ends of the ribbon to size. Cut out two triangular shapes using the template, one from pink corduroy and one from red cotton. With right sides facing, attach the two together by pinning the long edges together and machine stitching into place, so you end up with a rough square shape. Cut out a piece of red cotton the same size. With wrong sides facing, pin the two pieces together and machine stitch around the outer edges to hold the fabrics together

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