Snapshot Foldover Purse

Join us to make a versatile foldover bag in your choice of two sizes. The bags have zippered tops that fold over and close with magnetic snaps. Need more room? Just open the flap and use the bag with the flap up!
Because there is no quilting or bindings, these bags are easy to make!
A zippered welt pocket on the exterior back is perfect for quick access to a phone, keys, or other small items. Inside is a gathered fabric slip pocket which is divided into three sections to separate and organize all your essentials.
Carry the bags over the shoulder, crossbody, or around the waist using the adjustable, detachable strap. Or detach the strap and carry as a clutch.
Small: 6½" to 10"H x 10½" to 11½"W x 2½"D (Sample in the store is the small size.)
Large: 8½" to 12"H x 13" to 14"W x 2½"D
Supplies:
Main fabric: ½ yard (small) or 1 yard (large)
Lining fabric: 2/3 yd (small) or ¾ yd (large)
ByAnnie Soft and Stable or RNK Sew Fab Foam: ½ yd
Fusible interfacing: 1 ¾ yd (small) or 2 yards (large)
Handbag zippers: one 30” double slide zipper or 2 14” (small) or 16” (large) single slide zippers
1” strapping: 2 yds
1” hardware: 2 D-rings, 1 slider, 2 swivel hooks
14mm sew-in magnetic snaps (optional): 2 sets from byAnnie (available at Sew What)
Foldover elastic: 3/8 yd (small) or ½ yd (large)
Thread to complement fabrics
Sewing machine in good working order with power cord, foot pedal, and basic presser feet
Snapshot Pattern by Annie (available at Sew What)
Scissors
Rotary cutter, ruler, and cutting mat (max size 18”x24”)
Wonder clips
Pins
Basic sewing supplies
Class minimum: 6
Class maximum: 8
Skill Level: | Beginner |
Skill Details: | You should be familiar with your machine. New Owners 1 or equivalent is a prerequisite. |
Instructor: | Melody Kasprzak |
Instructor Bio: | Melody was taught to sew when she was 10 by her mother and has been sewing ever since. Her mom also taught her to embroider, including crewel and counted cross-stitch. Melody has tried other needle crafts (knitting, crochet, quilting), but machine embroidery is her current favorite. Her projects usually start out with "Grandma, can you make...?" |
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