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by zoefzoef 26 Dec 2015 ( edited Feb 14'16 01:22 )
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Cosmetic Bag. It was easy to sew, and with clear instructions! I'm pleased with the result. The only thing I sometimes struggle with is that the sizes are in inches. And then I need to convert to centimeters and this doesn't always give a round number to work with. But in this case there wasn't a problem. You just needed 4 equal parts.

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Comments (12)
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by 02kar 26 Dec 2015
+6
Very nice bag. Funny, I struggle with converting metric to inches. hehe
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by rescuer 26 Dec 2015
+5
Excellent work!
Thank you for posting your sewing project here in the Sewing section of our Community
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by Smokey12 26 Dec 2015
+4
Thanks for posting. This seems easy enough and the sizes for three different ones.
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by crafter2243 27 Dec 2015
+4
It's a very nice bag. I may want to try that.
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by pennifold 27 Dec 2015
+5
Australia has been metricated since the 70's, but we actually had decimal currency begin in 1966! By the time I was married in 1972 all schools were totally metricated. I still tend to use the Imperial but also use Metric. Of course Metric is so much simpler! Beautiful job on the purse even if you had to struggle with the inches! Well done Linda, love Chris
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by RockyB 27 Dec 2015
+4
What a great bag!
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by airyfairy 28 Dec 2015
+3
Great work Linda.
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by lucy12345 28 Dec 2015
+3
Good work, must try, thanks
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by marthie 09 Feb 2016
+3
This is my favourite pattern for zippered pouches. I just ignore the given sizes and make the bags as big or small as I want.
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by noah 09 Feb 2016
+2
Wow i am opposite you i hate metric and love inches.I guess that'sd what makes the world go round lol
Love your bag***
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by sdrise 09 Feb 2016
+2
Nice Job!
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by zoefzoef 14 Feb 2016
thanks
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by peafarm 14 Feb 2016
+1
I never could remember metric, inches for me always. I love making zippered bags. You've done a very nice job.
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by zoefzoef 14 Feb 2016
thanks