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5. Using a Hera marker or chalk pencil, score/mark a line 1-1/8” from the sewn end of the strap. Fold on the line, finger press.
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4. Clip both long sides of the handles. Repeat with the two remaining bag handle pattern pieces. You will have two sets of handles clipped together.
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7. Optional: Use a permanent marker or fabric paint pen that matches your vinyl and color the exposed ends of both handles.
8. Using your Hera marker, or a chalk pencil, score/mark a line 1¼” from each end of your bag handles.
9. On both ends of a bag handle, make two marks for rivet holes, 3/8” from the short edge and each long edge of the bag handles. I used a seam ripper to make small holes first. Punch holes at marks.
10. Fold each end over the rectangular ring, placing the ring on the 1¼” fold line. Make sure your handle does not get twisted, and use wonder clips to temporarily hold the handle in place. Use pre-punched holes as a guide to punch through the other side of the handle. Place rivets in holes and set using rivet press or rivet setting tools.
Repeat Steps 9 – 10 for second handle.
Interior Pockets with Faux Binding – Step 41
1. Place both the interior pocket fabric (black fabric) and exterior pocket fabric (white fabric) right sides together. The interior pocket fabric will be 1/2” longer than the exterior pocket fabric. Stitch together using a ¼” seam allowance.
2. Press the interior pocket fabric up and over the seam allowance, wrapping the fabric around the seam allowance. The bottoms of the interior and exterior pocket fabric will be wrong sides together and should meet evenly at the bottom. Your seam allowance should be straight up.
3. Top stitch close to the bottom edge of the faux binding, about a 1/16” seam allowance.
Continue with pattern instructions at Step 43.
Key Holder – After Step 58
Make your key holder to attach to one interior side panel piece.
1. Take the 2” x 5” key holder piece and fold in half length-wise, raw edges meeting and right sides together. Fold one raw edge down to the center fold line.
2. Fold the other side down to the center fold line. Pin one end to keep piece folded.
3. Sew pinned end with a 1/4” seam allowance . Clip corners and trim seam allowance to 1/8”.
4. Turn piece right side out, open up the un-sewn end, fold down ¼” and press. Refold piece, making sure to use a blunt tool to push out corner, and press well. Top-stitch all the way around around with a 1/8” seam allowance.
5. Mark a line 1” from one end. Slide swivel hook onto end, fold over at the 1” mark and stitch all the way around using a small foot, like a zipper foot, sewing over the top-stitching and getting as close to the edge of the swivel hook as your foot will allow.
6. Take your side panel piece and fold length-wise, finger pressing the top to find center. Using your chalk pencil, make a mark in the center, 2” down from the top.
7. Pin the top of your key holder at the mark. Stitch in place following your 1/8” top-stitching, stitching a rectangle about 1” in length. Pull your top thread to the back of the side panel piece, knot, and clip threads.
8. Optional: Use your remaining two rivets here for extra support. Punch two holes ½” apart inside the rectangular stitching lines and in the center of the key holder. Insert and set rivets using a rivet press or rivet setting tools.
Continue with bag assembly as the pattern instructs. I hope you found
