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Insulated Lunch Sack Pattern
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SewingType:
OtherSkill Level:
Novice
Pattern Description:
Here is a great little insulated lunch sack for Johnny to carry his sandwich to school - or in a different fabric, for you to carry yours to work. It's insulated with Insul-bright(r) and lined with Therm-O-Web(r) iron-on vinyl. Cool things stay cool, and spills wipe right up. It's also completely washable, so you can make two and always have a fresh one. The pattern includes two sizes of lunch sack. The small sack will hold a sandwich and bag of chips, or a standard 2 cup square food storage container. The larger bag will hold 2 sandwiches, chips, fruit, etc.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Small 7 inches wide x 3 inches deep x 9 inches tall
- Large 9 inches wide x 5 inches deep x 11 inches tall
Materials:
- Rotary cutting tools (self healing mat, rotary cutter, quilter's ruler) or Fabric Shears
- Sewing machine with standard presser foot and ability to sew straight forward and back - no fancy stitching required.
- Seam ripper, thread clipper or embroidery scissors, sewing gauge or ruler.
- Fabric markers (I prefer washout)
- Newspaper or a roll of butcher paper if you are going to make pattern pieces and cut with scissors
- Fabric amount: 3/4 yard for outer and lining
You Will Also Need:
- Three inches total of 1/2 inch hook and loop strips, or two (2) 1/2 inch hook and loop coin sets
- One piece of 3/4 inch or wider webbing or twill tape, 7 inches long, for handle.
- Coordinating thread
- One 2 yard package of Therm-O-Web(r) iron-on vinyl.
- 3/4 yard 45 inch Insul-bright(r) batting.
- Fabric glue
Insulated Lunch Sack Pattern
$7.95
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About the Designer
Kay Stephenson is a freelance writer and fiber artist living in Atlanta, Ga with her husband, Mark, and her dog, Lady. Working in several fiber related craft areas, she combines quilting, crochet, and wet felting techniques to create unique works of art.
Kay blogs about her craft at http://www.stitchingtimes.blogspot.com. She says, "I learned to crochet, knit and sew at my mother's knee. She ...
Kay Stephenson is a freelance writer and fiber artist living in Atlanta, Ga with her husband, Mark, and her dog, Lady. Working in several fiber related craft areas, she combines quilting, crochet, and wet felting techniques to create unique works of art.
Kay blogs about her craft at http://www.stitchingtimes.blogspot.com. She says, "I learned to crochet, knit and sew at my mother's knee. She could do it all from sewing to tatting, crochet, knitting, embroidery. I learned to knit when I was about 6 or 7 and just never stopped learning new crafts and techniques."
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