Hello friends, hope you all got some time to sew and relax this weekend.
I sewed like a mad woman all weekend long (well, I did other stuff too, but most of my free time was taken up by sewing). On Saturday morning I got it in my head that I needed a bag for my sewing machine. Because, really, Sewtopia is just around the corner and I had no way of lugging my super heavy Juki there and back.
I was sort of winging it the whole time I was sewing this bag which meant lots of ripping, and re-sewing, and re-cutting, as well as re-thinking the whole concept. I'm quite happy with the finished bag though, so it was well worth all that extra headache :).
I wanted this bag to be extra sturdy so I used linen and decor weight fabric for both exterior as well as lining. I also added Soft and Stable to main panels, plus many layers of SF101 and fusible fleece to sides and lining, to make sure my machine will be protected while being transported.
And pockets, of course. I added pockets to both front and back of the bag. The back one fits a 12" x 18" cutting mat. I almost skipped adding pockets to the lining but I'm glad I took the extra time to add them as they make this giant of a bag a lot more functional - bag's finished size is 15" tall x 20" wide x 9" deep.
I sewed like a mad woman all weekend long (well, I did other stuff too, but most of my free time was taken up by sewing). On Saturday morning I got it in my head that I needed a bag for my sewing machine. Because, really, Sewtopia is just around the corner and I had no way of lugging my super heavy Juki there and back.
I was sort of winging it the whole time I was sewing this bag which meant lots of ripping, and re-sewing, and re-cutting, as well as re-thinking the whole concept. I'm quite happy with the finished bag though, so it was well worth all that extra headache :).
See, it fits the machine perfectly.
I wanted this bag to be extra sturdy so I used linen and decor weight fabric for both exterior as well as lining. I also added Soft and Stable to main panels, plus many layers of SF101 and fusible fleece to sides and lining, to make sure my machine will be protected while being transported.
And pockets, of course. I added pockets to both front and back of the bag. The back one fits a 12" x 18" cutting mat. I almost skipped adding pockets to the lining but I'm glad I took the extra time to add them as they make this giant of a bag a lot more functional - bag's finished size is 15" tall x 20" wide x 9" deep.
Now I feel a leap closer to being ready for my first ever sewing retreat, yay!
Talk to you soon friends. Svetlana
Greate!!!
ReplyDeleteKaunis laukku.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I need one too!
ReplyDeleteGreat bag! Can't wait to meet you there!
ReplyDeleteSvetlanko, tohle je luxusni taska! Moc se ti povedla, masina je tam krasne v bezpeci :) J.
ReplyDeleteThat looks awesome! Are you going to take your Juki as a carry-on on the plane? This makes me want to make a bag for my Juki! (... not that I'm going to Sewtopia...)
ReplyDeleteI want a bag just like that for my Juki too! Please do a tutorial! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a really cool bag! It could even be a weekender back too! Another pattern in the making? Jxo
ReplyDeleteI thought I'd be okay carrying my Juki by the handle - nope! Not after seeing this!!! This is so awesome. Now the question is can I figure out how to make one in the next two weeks. :D
ReplyDeleteWow! What a fabulous bag. I love the fabrics you chose to use and all the functional pockets. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! This one is really for Sewtopia.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. Wish I had time to whip one up before my retreat this weekend!
ReplyDeleteAll your projects are so inspirational!!! I love this bag & the idea of a sewing retreat! Hope you have a wonderful trip:)
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a tutorial for this too!! I love your work.
ReplyDeleteHow clever are you!? This is awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow, you did a great job -- and terrific fabric selections as usual. I can't believe you just made this up as you went!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely bag - what a great idea :) What did you use to stiffen the bottom?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great huge bag! lovely
ReplyDeleteFicou muito bonito e prático!
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome bag!! I love the colors, great job! Have fun!!
ReplyDeleteSvetlana, this bag is fantastic! I like everythng about it. But then, I love your work, period.
ReplyDeleteLove that bag! I'd be interested in knowing what you did for the bottom to handle the weight.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bag, beautiful fabric! That panel with the states is perfect for a travel bag for your sewing machine. Soft and Stable makes that bag stand up wonderfully, too. Thanks for sharing your process!
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