Bag Making With A 1341 Cylinder Arm - TPU Vinyl and Jelly The Solangel Bag by Shamballa Bags Designs
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- This Solangel Bag is made from TPU vinyl printed at 85% reduction of the pattern. It is a nice size for your outing that requires a see-through bag. And it’s cute too!
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Changes to the Pattern Dimensions
1. 4 connectors - 11” by 1.5” fold 1.5” down over o-rings
2. Zipper panel - 2 exterior and 2 contrast measuring 9” by 1.5”
3. Zipper tape - minimum of 14” add a zipper end cap or zipper tab
4. Band #2 - Add ½“ to top of pattern then make a mark ½” down to fold over and make a nice top seam. See video.
5. Bottom measurement 9.5” by 3 5/8” Cut one contrast and one exterior.
6. Contrasting band - print at 85% and cut 1” off of bottom. See Video.
Printing of the Pattern
To make this TPU bag, you only need the following pieces and print the pattern at 85% and two copies of each. You will tape then back-to-back to make one whole pattern piece. Measurements for the strap are in the pattern. For the bottom, see above for measurements. See Video.
1. All three of the back panel
2. The lining contrast band
3. Band #2
Links to Resources:
1341 Cylinder Arm and Space-Saving Table, see Steve at SewingGold.com
Pattern, from ShamballaBags.com
TPU Vinyl at www.glitterbugf...
Extension Plate, Barbara at Etsy.com/shop/R...
Magnetic Snaps from Amazon www.amazon.com...
Double-sided tape from Wawak www.wawak.com
So cute, really like the pink contrasting thread, looks so professional
Thanks so much 😊So glad you liked it.
When I am in a tight area like that I use a hump jumper under the front of the foot. It seems to level it off and I get better stitches until I am off of the hardware. Don't know if that will help but might be worth a try. :)
Well thank you so much for the great tip. I will give it a try.
This is BRILLIANT!! Sew CUTE!!!! Thank you!
Oh thank you so much... This was so much fun to do and create a new version of a already great bag.
Hey Becky Mac! I love it! Was the problem near the o ring that the vinyl was sticking? I have used a touch of sewers aid on vinyl with my domestic to fix the sticking issue. It wipes right off after u finish.
Hey Sharon, Thank you for the tip. I have never heard of sewers aid.... but will look into that for sure. I do know that with the presser of my machine foot It was just hard to make it go... Thank you.
@@beckymccarron5302 i think your final solution was perfect!
Well thank you, I tried... My video are a teaching moment and I too learn from them as I go...lol
Hi, Becky - Since you are using gate rings, I would try removing the rings after getting the fold over established and then sewing the straps down. That way the rings wouldn’t be in the way during the rest of the construction process. Just a thought…
Thank you so much... It finally dawn on me after the fact of that same thought... A DUH moment....lol
You do a great job, hope to see more. Glad I found your channel and subscribed. My 1341 is enroute and I agree not too many sewing bags on this model. Did you have to increase your tension with the jelly and/or TPU vinyl? PS - Hope I can remember to hold the thread tails.... love that you say that!!
Thank you so much, Congrats on your cylinder arm. YOU WILL LOVE IT!!! as far as changing the tension I do NOT. I had Steve at sewing gold set it and I leave it. It doesn't seem to have to many problems with the tension working with TPU .I do find that when I double the thickness of the TPU It will now again skip a stich or two, but for me not a big deal. Good luck with your new machine and If you have any question please feel free to ask. that is why I make these videos, is to Help!!! thank you
This is so adorable and love the modifications you made. Thank you so much for posting this video and the measurements. I bought the pattern last night. Have a lovely day Becky and keep the videos coming please.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Sometimes I feel like I miss the mark but this one really came together. She make wonderful patterns. Have a great weekend.
Cute bag. I donn N t have cylinder area machine but on your straps could you go up one side across and the take a few backward stitches then turn material to come back down
Hello, Thank you for your feedback, actually you dont need a cylinder arm to do any of these bags. I also have a flatbed that has made many great bag. I am doing video for the use of cylinder arm because there isn't many out there to learn from. If I only had a brain, I'm using gate rings for the straps and all I had to do is remove them and sew the straps down and put the gate rings back on.....Talk about a DUH moment.... lol thank you and have a great day.