Here's how to sew a large, roomy, comfortable and beautiful cosmetic bag-nessesser, which will accommodate so many important things. The size of the finished bag is 18 cm by 18 cm by 7 cm.
Materials that will be required for sewing a handbag.
1. The felt is hard 1-2 mm thick, the cut is 45 cm by 55 cm.
2. The zipper 40 cm, preferably detachable.
3. Sublimation thermo-sticker for decoration (can be optional)
4. A pattern printed on sheet A 4 on a scale of 1: 1.
Check the FREE Pattern and Tutorial HERE
Check out this Boxy Cosmetic Bag Free Pattern, too!
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Hi there! Beautiful pattern. Just wondering where you buy hard felt?
Suggest you get a cheap ruler or tape measure with both metric and inches …
Great idea Wynn. Thanks for sharing.
I would love to make this but I can’t figure out how to “print the pattern????
Can anyone help????
Thanks,
Rae from Missouri
I finally figured it out. Right beneath the blue box that says “check out the pattern and free tutorial” is a line that says check out this boxy cosmetic bag free pattern. It takes you to Craftsy. It looks different but that’s it as far as I ce n tell.
The tutorial is free, but there isn’t any link to get to the pattern download for this cosmetic bag.
The pattern is great. But I am not interested in figuring mm into inches.
There are free apps that will do it, if you have Alexa, that will do it and your measuring tape should have it.
I signed up for your emails and I realize they are free patterns but I don’t know the difference between a millimeter and a gas meter. I’m a not so bright 70+ lady, who only knows inches and yards. Can you addess my issues?
Hi Shirley, unfortunately, I think the pattern comes only in metric. Maybe you can try a converter like this to get the inches: https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/length/mm-to-inch.html
Does this pattern have inches instead of metric measurements? I always mess up the conversions and it doesn’t look right. Thank you.
Hi Lynne, unfortunately, I think the pattern comes only in metric. Maybe you can try a converter like this to get the inches: https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/length/mm-to-inch.html