If you haven't gotten finished yet, you should work on attaching the inside to the outside. Take your time to make sure you don't have extra fabric stuck in your seams (like I did) and that you sew all the way up to the edge of your piping (After 3 times of sewing, I finally did!) I flipped mine in and out a few times to check before the final flip and press. Take your finger along the inside to push out the seam and check for where it might have shifted or bunched. I suggest doing this BEFORE sewing the turning hole.
After you have it flipped and pressed and are happy with how it looks, go ahead and sew the hole shut. I like to use a ladder stitch, but even your sewing machine will be fine since you stick the bottom stabilizer in and it will hide that stitching! I don't like things getting caught under that piece, so I think I will skip it this time.
(Inside before pressing and sewing the turning hole shut. Almost finished!!) |
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I also decided to skip the inner zippered pocket this time since I just want to finish this purse and get on to the next one (already have the fabric and pattern!) If anyone was really looking forward to a guide on that, let me know and I can give you some basic instructions on the welt style pocket. (It's my new favorite pocket - although saying I have a 'favorite pocket' is kind of strange...)
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