Vinny Beverage Tote - an online class with Sallie Tomato
Jessica Barrera- Fabric by Yard
- Totes, Bag, Purses
- Intermediate
- Quilt size 6" × 9"
Join Kate to make the Vinny Beverage Tote, which is perfect for carrying a couple of drinks while you are on your way! This easy to sew beverage tote is great to travel with your drinks!
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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Common Questions
What is covered in Vinny Beverage Tote - an online class with Sallie Tomato?
Join Kate to make the Vinny Beverage Tote, which is perfect for carrying a couple of drinks while you are on your way! This easy to sew beverage tote is great to travel with your drinks!
How long is the tutorial video?
The tutorial video is 00:12:36.
Are supplies listed for this tutorial?
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
1. Before cutting out your pieces check the stretch. You'll want to cut along the selvage edge if there's stretch in your faux leather.
2. Use the heavy stabilizer and left over fabric from a previous project to make the bottom even stronger!
3. Kate loves using basting tape and/or Wonder Clips to hold her pieces together.
4. Save your corner scraps as extra padding for when you add buttons or snaps to your projects!
5. Use chalk to mark your measurements - the marks will disappear when you're done sewing or can be easily wiped away.
6. Use washi tape on your machine right where you need to sew your seam allowance for consistent seaming!
