Matching Pocket Skirt & Bag Project

Posted To Guides By Fabric EditionsSaturday, 9th March 2019

A great sewing design here for a matching skirt and bag combination. Made using a couple of fat quarter bundles this project can be easily adaptable to your own style & tastes. This pattern would make a great intermediate level project.

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Supplies Required

2 x cotton fat quarter fabric bundles (8 fat quarters total)
3/4 inch elastic (waist measurement plus 1")
1/8 metre. heavy weight fusible interfacing
Coordinating thread
Basic sewing supplies
Rotary cutter
medium safety pin
4 1/2 inch circle
sewing machine

Matching Pocket Skirt & Bag Project

Instructions

The full guide for this project can be found below, you can view it online or download the PDF for future reference.

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Matching Pocket Skirt & Bag Project

Matching Pocket Skirt & Bag Project

A great sewing design here for a matching skirt and bag combination. Made using a couple of fat quarter bundles this project can be easily adaptable to your own...

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