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Flap stitched on – Layla Coin Pouch – Andrie Designs

Published 27 February 2020 at 600 × 400 in Flap stitched on – Layla Coin Pouch – Andrie Designs

Flap stitched on - Layla Coin Pouch - Andrie Designs

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Welcome to Part 3 in the Beginner's Guide to Sewin

Welcome to Part 3 in the Beginner's Guide to Sewing Your First Bag series and today we're going to get sewing! 🪡

We're going to talk about how to keep seam allowances accurate, how to attach hardware and all kinds of techniques for sewing various aspects of a bag! 👜

Pop on over to the Andrie Designs Blog to see the final tips!📲

Feature prints need a slightly different approach

Feature prints need a slightly different approach when cutting mirrored panels. 🤔

🎥 Visit our YouTube channel to watch the full tutorial to learn two easy methods for cutting perfect mirror image bag panels!

How do you usually cut directional fabrics? Let us know in the comments! 👇

What are your sewing plans for this weekend? Woul

What are your sewing plans for this weekend?

Would you believe us if we told you we are getting ready for testing of the final Andrie Designs pattern for 2026 🤫

We have absolutely loved designing and sewing for you all this year and cannot wait to show you these final patterns!🤩

The Bree's Box Toiletry Caddy sewing pattern is a

The Bree's Box Toiletry Caddy sewing pattern is a clever dual-purpose design that keeps your toiletries secure on the journey, then transforms into an organized caddy for quick and easy access once you arrive. 🤩

Check out all the incredible tester photos in our latest YouTube video!📲

Have you ever finished cutting your bag pieces onl

Have you ever finished cutting your bag pieces only to realize you've accidentally cut two of the same side?🫣

Learn how to confidently cut mirrored panels without wasting fabric in this new tutorial out now! 🤩

Head to the Andrie Designs Blog for all the details!📲

Stop Cutting Two Left Panels! ✂️ One tiny mistake

Stop Cutting Two Left Panels! ✂️

One tiny mistake can waste a lot of fabric…

🎥 Head to YouTube watch the full tutorial to learn two easy methods for cutting perfect mirror image bag panels!

Do you fold your fabric or cut each panel separately? Let us know in the comments! 👇

The Roll With It Tote is a beautifully curved tote

The Roll With It Tote is a beautifully curved tote bag has been designed to show off your favourite fabric, while remaining practical and eye-catching at the same time.🤩

With piping, shiny O-rings, a recessed zipper closure, and two outer slip pockets, the Roll With It Tote really packs a punch (but is a relatively easy sew!) and comes in two sizes, small, and large.🤩

Find the PDF and Printed Pattern in the shop today!📲

Have you ever finished cutting your bag pieces onl

Have you ever finished cutting your bag pieces only to realise you've accidentally cut two of the same side?🤔

In this step-by-step sewing tutorial, we'll show you exactly how to cut mirror image (reverse) bag panels correctly every time. 🤩

You'll learn how to prepare your pattern pieces by transferring markings to the reverse side, and then we will demonstrate two simple cutting methods — one for non-directional prints and one for directional or feature fabrics — so you can confidently cut mirrored panels without wasting fabric!🥳

Watch the full tutorial out on YouTube now 📲

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Something you’ll notice when sewing up an Andrie D

Something you’ll notice when sewing up an Andrie Designs bag, tote, or clutch, is that the pattern piece for the lining is tapered slightly towards the bottom. 🤔

This is on purpose and the BIGGEST reason is to prevent saggy or bunched-up lining. Nothing is worse than finishing a bag and noticing that the lining has a saggy bottom.😭

By tapering the seam, we are able to get a nice clean and close lining on your finished bag! 🥳

Did you know this about our patterns?🤔

Have you met the Summer Basics Pouch yet?🤔 This s

Have you met the Summer Basics Pouch yet?🤔

This simple yet stylish pouch is all about exactly that – a simple sew that’s full of style!🤩

It features a vertical outer zipper pocket perfect for quick access to the essentials such as your cash and keys, an inner zipper pocket and a full zipper closure. 🤩

The Summer Basics Pouch also includes a wrist strap for extra security and to provide a hands-free option when required!👝

Find the Summer Basics Pouch PDF Pattern in the shop today 📲

Hand or Machine Binding? 🧵 There isn't just one w

Hand or Machine Binding? 🧵

There isn't just one way to finish binding.

🎥Head to YouTube to watch the full tutorial!

Do you prefer hand sewing or machine stitching?

We'd love to hear why! 👇

Binding is one of the best ways to create a beauti

Binding is one of the best ways to create a beautiful, professional finish on your sewing projects, but it can feel tricky if you’re not sure of the best techniques. In this comprehensive step-by-step sewing tutorial, we’ll show you exactly how we bind both straight and curved edges, finish binding by hand or machine, and neatly attach binding with finished ends instead of raw edges.🤩

Whether you’re making bags, quilts, home decor projects or other handmade creations, these techniques will help you achieve clean, polished results with confidence.💪

Check out the Andrie Designs blog to see our favourite ways to attach binding today!📲

Last week that we started a 3-part resource to hel

Last week that we started a 3-part resource to help you plan and make your very first bag project! Each week, we will break down the steps to help you sew your bag.👝

Today is all about cutting your fabric and interfacing, as well as fusing it and preparing any zippers and piping that you will need. So let's dive right in and get to work!👇

Check out the full blog post for all the details!📲

Binding Curves Doesn't Have to Be Hard ✂️ Straigh

Binding Curves Doesn't Have to Be Hard ✂️

Straight edge binding is easy... but curves can feel much trickier. 🫣

Does curved edge binding still make you nervous? Let us know below! 👇

🎥 Watch the full tutorial on YouTube!

Binding is one of the best ways to create a beauti

Binding is one of the best ways to create a beautiful, professional finish on your sewing projects, but it can feel tricky if you're not sure of the best techniques.🫣

In this all-new comprehensive step-by-step video sewing tutorial, we'll show you exactly how we bind both straight and curved edges, finish binding by hand or machine, and neatly attach binding with finished ends instead of raw edges. 🤩

Whether you're making bags, quilts, home décor projects or other handmade creations, these techniques will help you achieve clean, polished results with confidence.💪

Find the FREE video tutorial out now on YouTube📲

What's the purpose of topstitching?🤔 The main goa

What's the purpose of topstitching?🤔

The main goal of your topstitching is to secure your seam allowance in place and prevent it from coming loose. Try to use a thread that coordinates with your fabric for the cleanest look. If you go with a contrasting it can sometimes be too intense and take away from the overall look of your project. Along with matching the exterior fabric, match the lining with your bobbin too!

Want even more bag-making tips? Check out our blog post "A Professional Finish for Handmade Bags" today!📲

This month, we have put together a 3-part resource

This month, we have put together a 3-part resource to help you plan and make your very first bag project! Each week, we will break down the steps to help you sew your bag. ✨

This isn't a sew-along; rather, it's a guide to help you successfully sew that first bag! So let's dive into this week and prepare everything you need for your project!

This week's blog post covers everything from where to find patterns to common bag terms and what they mean, information about tools, notions and hardware and, of course, interfacing and fabric!🤩

Head to the Andrie Designs Blog for the full post and get ready for part 2 next week!📲

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Have you ever finished cutting your bag pieces only to realise you've accidentally cut two of the same side?🤔In this step-by-step sewing tutorial, we'll show you exactly how to cut mirror image (reverse) bag panels correctly every time. 🤩You'll learn how to prepare your pattern pieces by transferring markings to the reverse side, and then we will demonstrate two simple cutting methods — one for non-directional prints and one for directional or feature fabrics — so you can confidently cut mirrored panels without wasting fabric!🥳Watch the full tutorial out on YouTube now 📲 ... See MoreSee Less

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Something you’ll notice when sewing up an Andrie Designs bag, tote, or clutch, is that the pattern piece for the lining is tapered slightly towards the bottom. 🤔This is on purpose and the BIGGEST reason is to prevent saggy or bunched-up lining. Nothing is worse than finishing a bag and noticing that the lining has a saggy bottom.😭By tapering the seam, we are able to get a nice clean and close lining on your finished bag! 🥳Did you know this about our patterns?🤔www.andriedesigns.com/my-lining-pieces-are-smaller/ ... See MoreSee Less

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