8 Inch Belt Extension Works with RAS Bum Bags 1003 1006 and 1013 (B-EX-1)

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Roamlite Bumbag with Waist Extension Extender Belt Bundle

I decided to create a pattern inspired by my trusty lil bum bag, and design a black-and-white print that could work as a coloring page for fabric markers.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Therefore, I just wanted to check that you printed the pattern at 100% and that the test square measured 1″ x 1″?

Bum Bag Extender - Etsy UK

First time making a bag or even sewing a zipper for that matter and completed it almost 100% successfully on the first shot (one lining was wrong-side out). In case it helps, I checked with a coworker who recently made this bag and she noted that when printed correctly, a 12″ zipper should fit and the ‘fold’ line on the back piece should measure 6. Small Business Handbook The Small Business Handbook welcomes creative entrepreneurs to share how they’ve grown their business through meaningful mission statements, successful partnerships and so much more. Lining can be a lightweight woven fabric like Spoonflower’s Petal Signature Cotton™, just remember to wash all the fabric first to avoid mismatched shrinkage later.

I haven’t sewn anything in so long, I wanted to get back into it with a small project and this was perfect! I think step 8 is about enclosing the raw edge inside lining seam with binding, however this doesn’t take 32” of binding, as the instructions imply. Only snag I ran into is When printing the pattern, I’m in the United States so we use letter size paper which is 8½ by 11 and your A4 paper is a little bit different with the sizing so the scale of the pattern pieces didn’t come out quite right. Cut a 14” length of binding, unfold it and line up the one edge right side against where you’ve just sewn, starting from corner of fabric.