Thank you for your inquiry on the interfacing used in the DIY Baguette Bag tutorial. Decovil Light #525 was used in the tutorial, Bosal's Fusible Hair Canvas is a comparable weight and can be used easily as a sew-in interfacing and the foam is Bosal In R Foam. Please see the links below. We hope this helps! For the Interfacing: Fusible Hair Canvas sallietomato.com/products/bosal-fusible-hair-canvas-20-wide-by-the-inch Decovil Light #525 sallietomato.com/products/pellon-decovil-light-stabilizer-interfacing For the foam: Bosal Sew in Foam sallietomato.com/products/bosal-in-r-form-36-by-58-white
Nice bag! Question: ZIPPER: Verbally, you said to sew the zipper, placing the ends at about 1/4 inch from the CENTRE of the tabs you already sewed on. However, at 14:15 to 14:18, it doesn’t look like you did that. The zipper sewing appears to start not on the tab which is on the gusset. Thus, I am confused above where to place the beginning of the zipper, and where to end it. Can you please clarify?
On one side of the zipper you will measure 1/4 of an inch from the center of each gusset. This is at 11:57 showing where she sews the zipper in place. If you are still having some issues please reach out to us at info@sallietomato.com.
I purchased your pattern for the Jessica bag. I have a question. I see the temples on the pattern to cut out the pattern but it doesn’t say how long should it be. The temples is like 1/2 of the size.
The purchased pattern is only one piece…the shape of the main bag. The rest of the items are measurements you cut. The gusset has to be shaped by hand. I cut my patterns from a cricuit or my laser and now I will need to enter the measurements myself and design my own pattern. What did pay $5.99 for?
Hi Cheryl, With adding a zipper pocket that has its bottom edge left unsewn; you would turn the bag RSO as step in 8, under ASSEMBLE BAG, on the second page of the Jessica pattern. You would be using the pocket open edge, instead of the opening in the lining seam. We hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Super cute & stylish bag. Love the simplicity of the pattern with minimal hardware resulting in an elegant bag. Thanks Jessica!
We are delighted you like this new bag pattern! Thank you for letting us know. Happy Sewing to you! :)
Would love to see a full version pattern with a larger size included and a few other options. Making one now. great pattern
Thank you for your feedback. I will forward it to our creative team. Make sure to share your creations with us. #sallietomato
Got mine! Another great looking quick bag!
That's wonderful! We are delighted you like this new bag. Thank you so much for watching!
All dat kislux bags sssssoooooooo gorgeous
Thank you for your comment. We hope that you will enjoy making your very own. Please share at #sallietomato.
Thank you Jess for this cute little bag that is quick and easy to make!
You are welcome! We are so glad you enjoyed this tutorial and bag project. Thank you for watching and commenting. :)
Hi Jess, I love the baguettes bags. I will be making it. Thank u for this quick, easy pattern. So pretty 😍
Yaaahhh! That is so wonderful to hear :) Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! :)
I would love to know what interfacing what weight that you recommend to use with that leather and also the foam please
Thank you for your inquiry on the interfacing used in the DIY Baguette Bag tutorial. Decovil Light #525 was used in the tutorial, Bosal's Fusible Hair Canvas is a comparable weight and can be used easily as a sew-in interfacing and the foam is Bosal In R Foam. Please see the links below. We hope this helps!
For the Interfacing: Fusible Hair Canvas
sallietomato.com/products/bosal-fusible-hair-canvas-20-wide-by-the-inch
Decovil Light #525
sallietomato.com/products/pellon-decovil-light-stabilizer-interfacing
For the foam: Bosal Sew in Foam
sallietomato.com/products/bosal-in-r-form-36-by-58-white
Nice bag! Question: ZIPPER: Verbally, you said to sew the zipper, placing the ends at about 1/4 inch from the CENTRE of the tabs you already sewed on. However, at 14:15 to 14:18, it doesn’t look like you did that. The zipper sewing appears to start not on the tab which is on the gusset. Thus, I am confused above where to place the beginning of the zipper, and where to end it. Can you please clarify?
On one side of the zipper you will measure 1/4 of an inch from the center of each gusset. This is at 11:57 showing where she sews the zipper in place. If you are still having some issues please reach out to us at info@sallietomato.com.
I purchased your pattern for the Jessica bag. I have a question. I see the temples on the pattern to cut out the pattern but it doesn’t say how long should it be. The temples is like 1/2 of the size.
The purchased pattern is only one piece…the shape of the main bag. The rest of the items are measurements you cut. The gusset has to be shaped by hand. I cut my patterns from a cricuit or my laser and now I will need to enter the measurements myself and design my own pattern. What did pay $5.99 for?
Not my first bag. Since I added the optional zipper pocket Where do I find the option to birth the bag through the end of the zipper pocket?
Hi Cheryl, With adding a zipper pocket that has its bottom edge left unsewn; you would turn the bag RSO as step in 8, under ASSEMBLE BAG, on the second page of the Jessica pattern. You would be using the pocket open edge, instead of the opening in the lining seam. We hope this helps and thanks for watching!
@@SallieTomato thank you. I'm still so blown away by being able to "birth" all that fabric 7 interfacing through the opening. Did it! Hooray.
@@cherylweber Yah! That is great to hear! Thank you so much for making this new pattern. We hope this inspires you to make another! :).