May túi đựng máy may(English), hướng dẫn may túi rất đẹp, tiện dụng để đựng đồ, máy may. Tham gia fanspage: http://facebook.com/maymaymininhat Mua máy may mini gia đình tại : http://muangay123.com/may-khau

1. RECIPE #1: The Sewer Protector
Design by ©MaJo_BV
And here it is...
my first tutorial ever, and also the very first bag I've ever made.
I've done this bag to carry and keep my new sewing machine (La Balena)
protected.
You can make it for your own sewing machine, or just to use it as a regular
bag.
Since it is my first tutorial, forgive me if I don't get to explain myself as
good as I should. If you have any comments or advice on how to improve
my future tutorials, I'll be happy to receive them.
Let's start now!
What you will need:
- Outer shell fabric (about 1m)
- Lining (about 1m)
- Batting (about 1m)
- 1 x 70cm long zipper
- 1 x 18cm long zipper (for pocket)
If you decide to use a solid fabric and would like to decorate it with appliqué
as I did, you'll need extra pieces of other fabrics to cut the ornaments.

2. I did not use any fusing to make my bag more rigid, but of course if you
would like it to be stiffer, just add some fusing.
1. Cutting Diagram
Follow the colors in the diagram to know how many pieces to cut in each
fabric for each pattern.
(I used the same fabric for outer shell and lining only because I didn't have
other fabric available when I started the tutorial.)
Download the pattern here.
2. About the snippet
To be able to know which is the body's top and bottom, make a mark by
cutting 1 or two snippets at the top edge.

3. 3. How to place the bottom pattern when cutting?
As you have noticed, the bottom pattern has two sides that have to be
placed on folds to cut it. Well, there's no mystery to do this. You simply fold
the fabric twice as shown in the pictures and place the pattern in the straight
angle.
4. Appliqué
If you have decided to decorate your bag with appliqué, read this step.
Otherwise, skip to the third step.
- Cut the shapes. Use some stencils if you find that easier.
- Place the shapes wherever you want them to be and fix them momentarily
with pins or with a couple of hand stitches.
- Sew around the edges with zigzag stitch, or a decorative one if your
sewing machine allows you.

4. Stitched appliqué
5. Quilting
- Take each shell piece (except the handles) and it's corresponding batting
piece.

5. - Sew them together with whatever quilting design you choose. I kept it
simple by quilting some pieces with vertical lines and others with horizontal
lines.
6. Making the handles
I didn't know how to make handles, so I read two Sew, Mama, Sew!'s
tutorials: Quilted Garden Toteand the Bag Straps, a Variation. Then, I
mixed and matched the instructions to suit my needs.
With the pattern I gave you, follow the instructions you'll find below, or
search for the original tutorials and choose the instructions you feel more
comfortable with.

7. 7. Attaching the handles

8. Once the handles are ready, take the quilted body patterns and attach them
centered at 19cm apart from each other.
8. Attach the sides to the top
Take both quilted sides and tops and attach them together. Remember to
leave the 2cm seam at the center to attach the zipper later.

9. 9. The pockets
The bag has three side pocket. One of them is zippered. Before assembling
the pockets, take both shell pieces and sew the pleats for 3cm.
Zippered pocket:
- Put one shell pocket over one of the three side linings you've cut. Both
must be facing up. Sew along the sides.
- Attach the zipper leaving 1cm ease at each side- If you want, use a
decorative stitch to embellish the edge.
Regular pocket:
- Hem the other shell pocket's top edge with a simple stitch or with a
decorative stitch if you would like to embellish it.
- Put it over one of the quilted sides both facing up, and sew them together
along the sides

10. 10. The zippered pocket
Attach the zippered pocket to the remaining quilted side by sewing around
the edges. On this side of the bag, you'll have two pockets!
11. Start building the bag
Attach the quilted bottom to quilted body
12. And it starts taking shape...

11. Sew the sides and top to the body and bottom.
13. Now the lining
Repeat steps #8, #11 and #12 to sew the lining together.
14. Almost done

12. - Put the lining inside the bag, (remember you shouldn't turn it right side
out), and pin the zipper to one side.
- Attach the pinned side with the sewing machine.
- Repeat the steps on the other side.
15. Voilà
Finally the bag is done! Now you can put your sewing machine to rest, (for
now).
16. FINISHED BAG
Design by ©MaJo_BV
You also have 3 useful pockets to keep the pedal, manual and accessories
always at your reach.