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Taught by Betz White
This structured bag offers great opportunities to learn all about bag construction and finishing. Betz walks through every step of the process – from stabilizing each piece of the bag through adding hardware. Along the way you’ll learn how to create pockets, pleats, zipper panels and straps. Ultimately, you’ll create a bag with structure that you can use to transport your essentials in style, and you can apply these sewing fundamentals to many other projects.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- 1 yard main fabric (Betz uses canvas)
- 1 yard accent fabric (Betz uses solid linen)
- 1 yard lining fabric
- 1 yard fusible fleece
- 1 yard cotton woven fusible interfacing
- 16" metal zipper
- Straight pins
- Thread to match your main fabric
- 1 1/2" slider buckle
- Two 1 1/2" rings
- Metal twist lock closure
- Marking pen
- Measuring tape
- Fabric shears, large and small
- Pinking shears
- PDF templates
- Paint stirrer and chopstick
- Sewing machine
- Iron and ironing board
Downloads:
- Installing metal zipper
- Adding full lining
- Creating slip pocket
- Adding straps and buckles
- An easy-to-follow lesson on how to make a flight bag
- 11 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list
- Downloadable PDF pattern included - $16 value
- Step-by-step expert instruction by expert instructor Betz White
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Flight Bag Reviews
221 users recommended this class to a friend
H J
• Professional presentation with good videography.
• Instructor was well prepared and explained the process clearly.
• I like the finished product. It looks good, it is functional, and I like that the bag is more advanced than a basic/beginner bag.
• On the negative, and to me it's kind of big deal, there is no finished size given for the bag and the patterns would be better if dimensions were provided, especially for basic squares/rectangles.
More than 3 months ago
Veronica
Thank you so much! I am a beginner and I was able to make this bag that looks pretty professional, at least compared to what I made before :) I'll attach a pic if I figure out how :)))
More than 3 months ago
Glenna Chitwood
Great step-by-step instructions - may be a little difficult for a beginner, but honestly, with the steps being so clear, maybe not. I hadn't done a zipper in years, and it turned out great. Love it, and am going to make a couple more for gifts.
More than 3 months ago
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