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Free Wine Bag Patterns - Over 40 designs!
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| 41 of the best free Wine Bag Patterns & Tutorials on the web! |
| Bottle Bag w/Candlewicking* Husqvarnaviking |
| Wine Bottle Jackets* Joann.com |
| Denim Cut-offs Wine Bag Design Sponge |
| Bottle Gift Wrap Bag About.com |
| One-seam Holly-day Wine Bag Craftstylish |
More Fun Sewing Projects from These Popular Books!
| Holiday Wine Bag* Joann.com |
| Wine Tote & Beaded Glasses* Joann.com |
| Velvet Wine Bag* Joann.com |
| Velvet Wine Bottle Jacket Joann.com |
| Satin Wine Bag* Joann.com |
| Wine Bottle Gift Bag Sewing.com |
| Quilted Wine Tote Needle and Spatula |
| Woven Ribbon Wine Bag Sewing.org |
| Double-faced Quilt Wine Sack Sewing.org |
| Wine Bottle Gift Bag Warehouse Fabrics |
| Charming Wine Gift Bags Moda Bake Shop |
| Wine Gift Bag Prudent Baby |
| Cozy Wine Koozy Moda Bake Shop |
| Wine Bottle Gift Bag Lieslmade |
| Soft and Stable Wine Bag Jerisew |
| Double Wine Bag Hashiworks |
| Wine Bottle Bag Insatiable Need |
| Fabric Gift Bag for a Wine Bottle Fireflies and Jellybeans |
| Wine Bottle Gift Bag Craftsy |
| Burlap Wine Bag The Rescued Home |
| Reversible Gift and Wine Bags Sew 4 Home |
| Recycled Shirt Sleeve Wine Bag Adventures in Dressmaking |
| Hanukkah Gift and Wine Bags Sew 4 Home |
| Blue Jean Wine Bag The Sunflower Patch |
More Fun Sewing Projects from These Popular Books!
| Recycled Sweater Wine Bag Create My Event |
| Denim Wine Bag Cathie Filian |
| Lined Drawstring Wine Bag A Blue Sky Kind of Life |
| 10 Minute Drawstring Bag Kojo Designs |
| Quilted Patchwork Wine Bag I Got a Notion |
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| Note: An asterisk (*) next to a project indicates that it's a PDF file. |
Sew wine bags with this collection of over forty free wine bag patterns & tutorials gathered from all over the web.
And a wine bag is not only an adorable or elegant way to present a gift of wine to your hostess, but a wine bag that’s
quilted can also serve as protection (and even insulation) for your wine bottle as it’s being transported. And if you give
your wine bag a handle, it becomes a convenient tote. Plus, a wine bag that’s reusable can be a great hostess gift in
itself.
And if you happen to be making your wine bag from a slippery fabric like satin or silk, here are a couple of tips: When
cutting out your slippery fabric, try covering your cutting surface with a cotton muslin or other textured fabric to help
keep the fabric from shifting out of place as you cut. And when sewing your slippery fabric, if you find one layer shifting
ahead of the other, try hand-basting the two layers together first – one row of stitching on one side of the seamline and
another row of stitching on the other side of the seamline, then machine sew in between the rows of basting.
And if you're making your wine bag from a velvet or napped fabric, to keep from crushing the fabric's pile when you press
it, try placing a terrycloth towel underneath it (if you don't have a velvet board). Place the velvet fabric face down on
the towel and lightly press.
And if you're new to sewing, a wine bag can make a great first project because it consists of straight seams and simple
shapes.
And a wine bag is not only an adorable or elegant way to present a gift of wine to your hostess, but a wine bag that’s
quilted can also serve as protection (and even insulation) for your wine bottle as it’s being transported. And if you give
your wine bag a handle, it becomes a convenient tote. Plus, a wine bag that’s reusable can be a great hostess gift in
itself.
And if you happen to be making your wine bag from a slippery fabric like satin or silk, here are a couple of tips: When
cutting out your slippery fabric, try covering your cutting surface with a cotton muslin or other textured fabric to help
keep the fabric from shifting out of place as you cut. And when sewing your slippery fabric, if you find one layer shifting
ahead of the other, try hand-basting the two layers together first – one row of stitching on one side of the seamline and
another row of stitching on the other side of the seamline, then machine sew in between the rows of basting.
And if you're making your wine bag from a velvet or napped fabric, to keep from crushing the fabric's pile when you press
it, try placing a terrycloth towel underneath it (if you don't have a velvet board). Place the velvet fabric face down on
the towel and lightly press.
And if you're new to sewing, a wine bag can make a great first project because it consists of straight seams and simple
shapes.
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Sewing Quick Tips:
Tip #1: Consider cutting your pattern pieces from a single layer of fabric if your fabric is very
thick and two layers would be difficult to cut through. Or, your fabric is a print and you need to
accurately match the design.
Tip #2: Stay away from cheap thread. It tends to be fuzzy, which means it will leave a trail of
lint all through your sewing machine. It also tends to be weaker and full of nubs, which means it’s
more likely to break in your machine.
Tip #1: Consider cutting your pattern pieces from a single layer of fabric if your fabric is very
thick and two layers would be difficult to cut through. Or, your fabric is a print and you need to
accurately match the design.
Tip #2: Stay away from cheap thread. It tends to be fuzzy, which means it will leave a trail of
lint all through your sewing machine. It also tends to be weaker and full of nubs, which means it’s
more likely to break in your machine.
