A fabric with an adorable Shiba Inu face print is turned into a bag and a pouch. The featured fabric is a Shiba Inu pattern from the “WHAT do you make?” series. The realistic look of fur and faces are a unique result of inkjet printing. The fabric is 100% cotton sheeting. The body of the bag is made of a perennially popular basket pattern in a 100% cotton canvas.
Design & Work:Kokka Fabric
Fabric shown for this sample: Fabric A: YPA-31000-2A
Fabric B: HA-3020-1A
Materials:
□ Fabric A: about 110cm wide x 50cm
□ Fabric B: about 110cm wide x 80cm
□ Fusible Quilt Batting: about 90cm wide x 60cm
□ Bias Binding Tape: about 11mm wide x 50cm
□ Tape: about 45mm wide x 110cm
□ Zipper: 20cm x One piece
□ Waxed Cord/String: about 5mm wide x 130cm
Size: Bag – about 24cm (l) about 37cm (w) about 8cm (d) (handles excluded)
Pouch – about 13cm (l) about 13cm (w) about 3cm (d) (shoulder strap excluded)
Fabric shown for this sample: Fabric A: YPA-31000-2A
Fabric B: HA-3020-1A
Materials:
□ Fabric A: about 110cm wide x 50cm
□ Fabric B: about 110cm wide x 80cm
□ Fusible Quilt Batting: about 90cm wide x 60cm
□ Bias Binding Tape: about 11mm wide x 50cm
□ Tape: about 45mm wide x 110cm
□ Zipper: 20cm x One piece
□ Waxed Cord/String: about 5mm wide x 130cm
Size: Bag – about 24cm (l) about 37cm (w) about 8cm (d) (handles excluded)
Pouch – about 13cm (l) about 13cm (w) about 3cm (d) (shoulder strap excluded)
◎Sewing Instructions
◎Sewing Instructions (PDF format / A4 size)
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