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How to Make a Seatbelt Bag - Free Project Tutorial

How to Make a Seatbelt Bag - Free Project Tutorial

This tote went to market! Surprise your mother with something unique and stylish this Mother’s Day. Follow along with Misty as she teaches you how to stitch up the gorgeous Market Tote by Cozy Nest Designs using seat belt webbing. Give your mother a gift she’ll treasure and use for years to come.

Instructor

Misty Doan

Misty Doan grew up surrounded by sewing and quilting. She loves spending time sharing tutorials each week each week, and when she’s not stitching up one of her fun sewing projects for home decor, most likely you’ll find her hanging out with her husband and three awesome kids or working on a house project.

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This tote went to market! Surprise your mother with something unique and stylish this Mother’s Day. Follow along with Misty as she teaches you how to stitch up the gorgeous Market Tote by Cozy Nest Designs using seat belt webbing. Give your mother a gift she’ll treasure and us...

How long is the tutorial video?

The tutorial video is 00:44:18.

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Yes. The tutorial page includes the supplies and materials connected to this project.

Is a transcript available?

Yes. A written transcript is available on the tutorial page.

Video Transcript

Buckle up! You're going to love this seatbelt back tutorial! Misty's top tips for assembling this super fun bag:

1. For this tutorial you're going to want a leather needle and nylon thread to keep things nice and sturdy.

2. You'll be making lots of marks and measurements on this bag. Be sure that when you're marking panels that will be seen on the exterior you use something that will wash away. Misty is using a chalk marker!

3. Trim your threads as you work so you don't have to worry about them getting caught.

4. You can use pins or clips - you may find clips easier once you get multiple layers together.

5. Just be patient and go slowly. This one can get a little bulky at the machine, but it all comes together beautifully in the end!

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