TRENDY & CUTE: Learn How to Make a Fanny Pack with Sallie Tomato
Learn how to make this beginner-friendly belt bag pattern with Jess from Sallie Tomato. The New Fifth Avenue Fanny Pack can be made from almost any type of fabric - and our tutorial features Sherpa fabric - which is trending everywhere right now! Customize the look of your bag with cork fabric, faux leather, faux fur, canvas, cotton, and our new webbing for a comfortable fit.
Instructor
Jessica Barrera
Jessica Barrera is the Founder and Owner of Sallie Tomato, a provider of original sewing patterns, as well as designer patterns from other companies, bag kits, purse hardware, nylon-coil handbag zippers, a wide variety of cotton, canvas, cork & faux leather fabrics - plus sewing machines, notions, interfacings & stabilizers, & more!
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Learn how to make this beginner-friendly belt bag pattern with Jess from Sallie Tomato. The New Fifth Avenue Fanny Pack can be made from almost any type of fabric - and our tutorial features Sherpa fabric - which is trending everywhere right now! Customize the look of your bag...
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The tutorial video is 00:22:00.
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Video Transcript
1. When you baste your main fabric to the foam, using a basting stitch at 5 or 6mm.
2. If you're using Sherpa fabrics, use a heavy weight fusible interfacing rather than the foam to reduce a bit of bulk.
3. Place your zippers so they're easily accessible to your dominant hand when you're wearing the bag on you!
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