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THROUGH THE NEEDLEOUTSIDE ZIPPERED POCKETStitching the Pocket Facing: Spray temporary adhesive on thewrong side of the outer pocket piece. Place the correspondingflannel piece on the wrong side of the fabric piece.Place the zipper facing and the pocket right sides together, aligningone of the long edges of the facing with the diagonal edge ofthe pocket. Stitch around the drawn lines, pivoting at the corners.Slash through the center and diagonally into the corners as indicatedon the pattern piece. Turn the facing to the wrong side andpress to form an open rectangle for the exposed zipper.Inserting the Zipper: Place Wonder Tape on the right side of thezipper tape along the 9” zipper. Repeat for the other side of thezipper. Peel the paper from one side and place the faced openingover the zipper, aligning the teeth in the center of the opening;finger-press to hold in place. Peel the paper from the other sideand finger-press in place.Turn back the upper edge of the pocket to expose the stitched seam of the opening. Using Zipper Foot #4, stitchjust inside this stitching line. Repeat for the lower edge of the zipper, then stitch along the short sides, catching theslashed triangles at each end.Quilting the Pocket: Free-motion quilt the pocket as desired.Lining the Pocket: Open the zipper, then place the right side of the pocket to the right side of the pocket lining andstitch around the pocket edges. Trim corners, turn, and press the seams. Topstitch the pocket to the bag as indicatedon the pattern using Edgestitch Foot #10/10C.INNER REMOVABLE POCKETPocket A: Spray the wrong side of thepocket piece with temporary sprayadhesive and place the matching flannelpiece on the wrong side of thefabric. Mark the desired center positionof each design you want toembroider on the pocket.Hoop cut-away or tear-away stabilizerand spray the stabilizer with temporaryspray adhesive. Smooth the pocketonto the stabilizer. Embroider eachdesign on pocket piece A, rotating andresizing as desired.Pocket B: Mark the center of eachdesign and embroider the designs onpocket piece B. Note: The sewing design used in the sample was resized 40%.Pocket C: Embroider the desired design on pocket piece C.Zipper: To insert the zipper between pocketsB and C, place the 7” zipper face down onthe right side of the bottom edge of pocketpiece B; align the end of the zipper (metalstop) with the seam allowance and the edgeof the zipper tape with the bottom edge ofthe pocket. Stitch close to the zipper teeth toconnect the zipper tape to the pocket edge.Place the top edge of pocket piece C to theother edge of the zipper and stitch close tothe zipper teeth.Open the zipper. Place the left edge ofpocket piece B/C to the right edge of pocketpiece A with right sides together; sew seam.34
Sew the top edge of the pocket lining to this unit, right sides together. Press, then understitch along the edge withEdgestitch Foot #10/10C. To understitch, press both seam allowances toward the facing. Place the blade of Foot#10 into the well of the seam (where the two fabric pieces meet) and adjust the needle position to stitch the facingto the seam allowances.Assembling the Removable Pocket: Press the pocket base fabric inhalf so it measures 10” x 16”; press. Spray temporary adhesive onthe 10 x 16” flannel piece and place it on the wrong side of thelower half of the pressed pocket base. Place the embroidered pocketpiece on the right side of the pocket base backed by flannel,aligning the bottom raw edges; pin baste in place. Stitch along themarked lines of the pocket A and B using Walking Foot #50. Also,topstitch along the top of the zipper at the bottom of pocket piece B(see photo). This will separate pocket piece B from pocket piece C.Fold the pocket base along the pressed fold line, aligning the rawedges, right sides together. Stitch the sides and bottom of the base,leaving an opening for turning. Turn and press; stitch openingclosed by hand.Mark and stitch five 3 /4” buttonholes along the top edge of thepocket base, spaced about 3 1 /2’ from each other, beginning 1” fromeach side of the pocket base.FINISHING THE BAGAttach Bias Binder Attachment #84 and Binder Foot #94 to themachine; select straight stitch. Press the seam allowances of thepieced bias strip open and trim them to 1 /8”, also clip “points” thatextend past sides of strip.Staystitch 1 /4” from all edges of the bag that will be bound (includingthe stitched side seam) and trim the edges close to the stitchingline with a rotary cutter.Bind the seam allowances of the seamed side; trim the binding evenwith the bag edges at the top and bottom of the seam.Beginning on one edge of the open side of the bag, bind the edge,stitching around the bag in one continuous line to the other openside.Seam the remaining side seam with a 1 /2” seam allowance. Trim, andthen bind this seam in the same manner as above, leaving about1 1 /2”-2” extra binding at the upper edge and trimming the loweredge binding even with the bag.BAGGING THE BOTTOMStitch the bottom of the bag using a 1 /2” seam allowance. Press theseam open and bind the seam allowances of this seam separately.At each corner of the bag, fold the bottom seam of the bag so it isin line with the side seam, right sides together. The corner will forma triangle. Stitch across the end, through all layers, so that a 1” lineis stitched. Tip: Use the 1 /2” seam allowances as a guide. Repeat forthe other corner.FINISHING TOUCHESFinish the binding along the side seam at the top of the bag bybringing the ends of the binding down into the bag. Stitch acrossthe seam allowance at the top of the bag from the right side, followingthe binding as a guide.Mark the position of the buttons inside the bag and sew the buttonsin place using Button Sew-On Foot #18. If desired, apply amagnetic snap at the top of the bag following manufacturersinstructions. Add decorative zipper pulls if desired.SPECIAL CLASSROOM EDITION35
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