The Koala Handbag with a Detachable Clutch pattern has been published.

The new Koala Handbag with detachable Clutch pattern by RLR Creations. 

This new handbag is the ultimate day to night accessory.

The Koala handbag will have your transitional style needs covered! A roomy handbag to hold all of your daily essentials and a detachable clutch when you don’t want to take your whole bag with you.

The Koala hand bag features a 21” wide clam-shell opening, a large interior zipper pocket, and pretty accents that make the bag look stylish even when used without the clutch. It offers two carry options with dual handles and a detachable shoulder strap.

The detachable clutch functions as a front easy access pocket on the front of the bag, or simply slip off the front of the bag for a roomy clutch when you want to downsize the size of your bag. Features a double slip pocket on the interior and a removable wrist strap.

The Handbag Measures: 12” wide, 10” tall and 4” deep and the detachable Clutch measures: 9” wide, 6” tall and 1” deep.

You can find the pattern here:The Koala Handbag

Behind every RLR Creations pattern that is published...

     is a team of hardworking and dedicated pattern testers. The unsung heroes! No pattern would ever be as good, or really even make it to publication without them. They all have big jobs on the team that go beyond creating a new bag for themselves. They are the ones that have read the instructions, printed and used the pattern pieces, and completed the new handbag. Feedback on the pattern is also a big responsibility of the testing team, for if they don’t love it and support it, chances are neither will you. 

Talking new handbags and the testing team.. if you need some inspiration for purchasing the new Koala Handbag or are just looking for some amazing ways to combine textiles to make your very own Koala  take a moment to view the fantastic bags made by them and read their feedback on the new pattern.

Bag and Photo by Andrea Fuhrer

“The Koala is a versatile, sophisticated bag with the ability to go from day to night without any effort, no matter if you made it colorful and bright or gave her a more classy appearance in the first place.”- Andrea

Bag and Photo by Betty Hoyle-Wind

 “The Koala is an adaptable bag that can be one-of-a-kind with the options offered in a unique, easy to understand pattern.”-Betty 

Bag and Photo by Debra Taylor

“Interesting Shape and Style” Debra

Bag and Photo by Dolores Ballas

Bag and Photo by Dolores Ballas

Bag and Photo by Fran Bott

“Koala is a clever design that allows you to go light when necessary, or have it all when needed.”-Fran

Bag and Photo by Fran Bott

Bag and Photo by Jean Parrott

“Koala has the ability to be a multi-faceted bag”- Jean

Bag and Photo by Karen McEuen

“Two bags in one, suitable for any occasion.” – Karen

Bag and Photo by Liz Gilmartin

“The Koala mixes usability with class, wrapped in clever construction.” - Liz

Bag and Photo by Maxine Mac Neill

Bag and Photo by Lori Peoples

“The Koala is part chameleon - 4 clutch flap styles give you 4 different looks”- Lori

Bag and photo by Penny Sharpe-Scofield

“Day to night in a 2 twists” - Penny

Bag and Photo by Sue Reed

"A fashionable, yet practical & unique bag that has plenty of room and can go from a day of shopping to using a detachable clutch for dinner."- Sue

Bag and Photo by Susan Hewitt

“Totally unique and very transitional.” Susan

Bag and Photo by Tanya Summers

"Truly unique, a bag that can take you from office to a night out, easily create multiple looks just by changing the clutch."- Tanya

If you would like to learn even more about the new Koala Handbag with detachable Clutch, have any questions you would like to ask my team, and to see what is next for RLR Creations drop by our Facebook Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RLRCreationsSewingPatterns/

Who are these amazing ladies and why do they do it? Stop back next week and meet some of the talented ladies that make up my testing team , learn more about them and why they do it; as well as, what it takes to become a pattern tester.  

How to finish a bag with a Drop-In style Lining

When it comes to finishing any bag the lining construction is a very important factor in judging the finished quality. There are two basic methods for attaching the lining to the exterior: drop-in or fixed. Each has its merits in the construction process for both support and appearance in a bag.

The drop in lining method is perhaps the easiest but most feared by bag makers. For a drop-in lining you are simply making the interior separate from the exterior. Drop-in linings offer an interior that is the same shape and size as the exterior and if done correctly gives a far nicer appearance to the inside of your bag.  This method is commonly used with bags that offer more depth; especially at the zipper opening of the bag. Most of us judge a bag by its exterior presentation, but once you start looking at the interior appearance you will like making your own bags even more!

The following tutorial will focus on the Final Assembly and how to get a nice tight fitting liner on the drop-in assembly method. You can download a free copy of the Sunday: Life’s Little Everything Bag that was used for this tutorial here: Sunday My Way Bag

The Sunday Bag was designed to be like a lazy Sunday afternoon- A Blank Canvas.  The design was created to be simple; a beginner sew, but an open canvas for those that like to add their own creativity. This little Everything Bag features a slip pocket on the front, a wide mouth opening, and cute carry straps. Perfect as it is, or make Sunday “My Way”. Add some piping, zipper pockets, use the zipper pulls to add a longer carry strap, omit the fleece and make a soft-sided bag.  Play with contrasting fabrics, or mix some textiles, quilt it, embellish it… the possibilities are endless! Finished size measures: 12” wide, 6” tall, and 4 1/2” deep.

 

THE DROP-IN METHOD ASSEMBLING THE EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR:

In order to achieve a drop in lining you will create a top gusset panel in which the exterior contains the zipper and the interior top is folded and pressed in 1/2” in the center of the top panel. Once your Exterior and Interior Bag pieces are assembled, these two top panels will "match up" allowing you to attach the Interior to the Exterior.

**At this point the Interior and Exterior pieces will already be assembled. When trimming your seam allowances after adding the side gusset panel you will NOT trim the seam allowances around the top zipper panels of your finished pieces. This will be done after you assemble the bag pieces to help you achieve a nice tight fitting liner. Go ahead and trim the seam allowances around the sides and bottom, for both the Exterior and Interior as instructed in the pattern. 

1. Open the zipper all the way and turn the exterior WRONG SIDE OUT. Fold the top zipper panels on both sides to the inside so you have the top seam allowances exposed.

2. Keep the Interior RIGHT SIDE OUT and fold the top panels outward to expose the seam allowance where you attached the gusset to the front and back pieces.

3. Now place the Exterior inside the Interior. The WRONG SIDES will be facing each other. 

4. Align the top seam allowance for the Interior with the top seam allowance of the Exterior. Starting at one side of the bag pin all the way across to the other end of the top panel as far are you can go.

Be sure to match up the lines of stitching along the seam allowances. 

5. Starting as close to the side seams of the Side Panel as you can, sew through both seam allowances of the Exterior and Interior across as far as you can to the side seam on the opposite side of the bag. Be sure to stitch through the existing stitches on both pieces and that you are only sewing though the seam allowances and not the panels.

Sometimes it is easier to start by getting the pieces under your machine then pulling the pieces towards yourself  to get back as far as you can to start stitching. 

6. Trim the seam allowances close to the stitching and turn the piece so that the Exterior is RIGHT SIDE OUT. Align the bottom pieces and sides so your Interior sits nicely in the Exterior.

7. Fold the top Zipper Panel back in place. Match the top of the Lining top Panel along the folded in edges along each side of the zipper covering the lines of stitching you made when you attached the zipper to the Exterior, but making sure the lining sits right under the zipper teeth so the zipper can open without catching the lining. Pin in place

*NOTE: If your machine has a free arm now is a great time to use it. 

8. With the Exterior face up, topstitch the Interior in place; following along in the existing zipper stitch line. Check to be sure you are catching the lining. 

As mentioned above. It is easier to get the pieces under the machine and then pull the piece toward yourself to get it further back before you start stitching. For a nice finish follow the same line of stitching you created when you installed the zipper. 

As always practice makes perfect, the more drop in linings you create the more you will enjoy finishing your bags with this technique.

Please be sure to stop here http://www.rlrcreations.com/freepatterns/sunday-my-way-bag  and download the free Sunday Bag pattern.

We would love to see your Sunday bag when you finish. Please join our facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RLRCreationsSewingPatterns/

Rachel-RLR Creations

The Go Green Reusable Bags and Pod-- Tips for working with Ripstop Nylon.

Tips for working with Ripstop Nylon and some Helpful Tips.

When I set out to design the Go Green Bags and Pod project, I wanted to not only create a system that was smarter but also convenient, fun to sew, as well as, functional and fun to use.

I wanted the reusable bags to be so durable that you would be able to throw whatever you wanted into them without worry. Be washable and lightweight. Bulky reusable bags are such a pain and often become mere clutter or end up being just as disposable as plastic store bags. So, with all of that in mind I searched for the best product available that is the most lightweight but also durable (Thin can often translate into weak). Hands down the ideal product for the Go Green Project would be Ripstop nylon. 

Ripstop is a synthetic nylon fabric that is woven using a special reinforcing technique that makes the fabric resistant to tearing and ripping. During the weaving process thick reinforcement threads are interwoven in a crosshatch pattern. While it is tear resistant, if a small tear were to occur the strong warp and filling fibers are done at intervals so that a tear will not spread.

Ripstop nylon may be waterproof, water resistant, fire resistant, or have zero porosity (will not allow air or water through), and comes in light, medium and heavy weights. Textures range from a soft and silk-like material to a crisp or stiff fabric that sounds like a paper bag when moved.

It was developed during World War II to replace silk that was used in the production of parachutes. The material comes in many different colors and sizes, including thickness.

Ripstop Nylon is slick, super strong, and lightweight. If you already know how to sew with other fabric choices, such as cotton, you already know the basics needed to sew with Ripstop Nylon.

When the Go Green Project went into testing the most asked question was, “Is Ripstop hard to sew?”

It is much easier to sew with than you may think. Yes, it does fray (be prepared to find little ripstop fuzzies all over you sewing room) and yes it is a bit slippery.  Here are a few tips to use, but trust me you will do just fine; in fact, I think you will be looking for more reasons to use this fabric after you finish your Go Green reusable bags and Pods. 

7 Helpful Tips when sewing with Ripstop Nylon

1. Choose the correct needle. I recommend a new sharp Microtex 80/12, but any brand of a sharps needle will do.

2. If you are worried about the ripstop being too slippery you can use a Teflon, Roller Foot, or even a Walking Foot.

3. An all-purpose polyester thread, or nylon thread is best. I use Dual Duty XP General Purpose Thread.

4. Use a little longer of a stitch length when sewing ripstop nylon. A small stitch length can cause the seams to be weak as they simply perforate a line down the fabric and can pull apart over time. It can also cause your fabric to bunch up or “pucker”. When sewing I recommend somewhere between 8-10 stitch per inch (2.5-3.0).

5.  When cutting out your pieces use sharp fabric scissors or a new rotary blade to get clean straight edges; this can also aid in helping with fraying. If you are going to use a serger or overlock stitch option rather than the seaming techniques listed you can help prevent the edges fraying by using Pinking Shears.

6. The bags will bear some weight when you put them to use, so you will want the seams to be reinforced. If you are not finishing them off with a serger it is highly recommended that you use the felled and french seams that the pattern calls for. This will not only give you stronger seams but also a nice professional finish the bags.

7. Last but certainly not least, be sure that you set your iron on setting that is appropriate for nylon to get smooth seams. You do not want to burn the pretty fabrics. Use the nylon or silk setting on your iron.

Ripstop comes in a great variety of colors as well as weight. Any of the choices available will work just fine for the Go Green System. I recommend the 1.9 oz; however if you desire a less see-through fabric (especially the lighter colors) you can choose a heavier weight and get the same great results.

Now, that you know Ripstop Nylon is a fun and easy sew you are all ready to choose your colors, whether they be bright and loud, coordinated, or more subtle..boy Ripstop comes in a huge variety of colors, and get sewing!

If you make the Go Green bags and Pod we would love to see! Please hop on over and join the RLR Creations Sewing group to share your projects, find some inspiration or simply to say hi. We would love to have you.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/RLRCreationsSewingPatterns/

If you have any further questions concerning working with Ripstop please leave a message in the comments and I will be happy to answer them. 

Come join in the fun! Parisian Street Tote Swap and 25% off Pattern

Come join the fun:

Parisian Street Tote Swap

PATTERN TESTING CALL- PARISIAN STREET TOTE

PATTERN TESTING CALL FOR THE UPCOMING PARISIAN STREET TOTE:

I am in the process of finalizing the first draft of the Parisian Street Tote and I am going to open the pattern testing shortly. There are limited spots open for testers; therefore they will be filled on a first come basis. I have created an event in RLR Creations Sewing Group, if you are interested in pattern testing the new tote please hop on over to RLR Sewing Group and join the event:

https://www.facebook.com/events/868316979894635/

**PLEASE NOTE: I am looking for testing to be done by March 30th (meaning the tote MUST be completed by this date), so if you can meet this deadline please join in!

If you cannot complete the pattern testing before the deadline, I ask that you wait for the next opportunity for testing to join.

This pattern is a quick sew and only takes a few hours to complete. I will include a list of materials so you know what you need to have on hand to complete the project.

**IF you have signed up to test a previous pattern and did not complete the testing, you will not be eligible to be a pattern tester for all new patterns. **

If you need more information on becoming a pattern tester for RLR Creations you can find more information here:http://www.rlrcreations.com/rlrsewingblog/patterntestfaq
or please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Thank you Rachel, RLR Creations

The City Tote Pattern Release Notice

Pattern Description:

The City Tote offers two carrying choices: Double handles with a dropped curve to provide a nice dip on the arm for comfort and ease to grab and go, or a cross body strap when you want to go hands free. 

It offers a large back zipper pocket and optional customizable front slip pockets to keep the essentials handy when you are on the run. 

The inside features 3 slip pockets for great organization. Features a nice roomy interior with magnetic snap closure to keep everything neatly inside. Pattern includes two sizes; an Everyday purse size and a larger Day Tripper option.

PATTERN INCLUDES 2 SIZES:

The Day Tripper (Large Size) is part WEEKENDER, part TOTE... designed and sized to be the perfect daily companion. 

They Everyday (Small Size) is functional and structured; perfect for everyday adventures. 

The City Tote Materials List Revealed

As the time nears for the first round of testing for the City Tote bag pattern I wanted share the Materials List for anyone that is interested in testing:

Materials Needed:

1 yard 44” wide Main Fabric (1 ½ yards for Large)

3/4 yard 44” wide Lining Fabric (1 yard for Large)

3 yards 20” Fusible Pellon SF 101 or a shaping Interfacing (3 1/2 yards for Large)

1 yard Fusible Fleece (Pellon Fleece Thermolam Plus)

¼ yard Ultra Firm Fusible Stabilizer Peltex 71F

12” or larger Coordinating Zipper for outside

1 Large Magnetic Snap for the bag closure

20” ½” O.D. Clear Vinyl Tubing (Available at hardware stores in plumbing section)

Hardware: 2- 1” Metal rectangles, O rings or D rings
                  1- 1” slider
                  2- 1” Swivel Hooks

Coordinating thread

Removable Fabric Marker (I recommend a Frixion gel pen as it can be removed by pressing with an iron)

Microtex (Sharp) Needle 80/12 –Recommended for topstitching through the thicker parts.

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The Pattern testing Call for the City Tote ihas already began, if you would like to test this pattern please join the event here:https://www.facebook.com/events/278541832269974
Limited number of testers needed for each size and chosen on a “first come” basis.

Call for Pattern Testers for the City Tote Pattern

The Pattern testing Call for the City Tote is getting ready to begin, if you would like to test this pattern please join the event here:https://www.facebook.com/events/278541832269974
or CONTACT ME HERE. Limited number of testers needed for each size and chosen on a “first come” basis.

The city tote offers two carrying choices: Double handles with a dropped curve to provide a nice dip on the arm for comfort and ease to grab and go, or a cross body strap when you want to go hands free.
It offers a large back zipper pocket and optional customizable front slip pockets to keep your essentials handy when you are on the run.
The inside features 3 slip pockets for great organization. Nice roomy interior with magnetic snap closure to keep everything neatly inside.
Pattern will include two sizes; an everyday purse size and a larger daytripper option.

DAYTRIPPER: 

Part WEEKENDER, part TOTE...designed and sized to be the perfect daily companion. Daytripper (large size) City Tote. Measures 15" high, 17" wide, and 5" deep.

THE EVERYDAY SIZED CITY TOTE:

Functional & Structured; perfect for everyday adventures. Measures: 13" high by 13" wide and 4" deep.

Fabric, Pattern and Hardware Giveaway

Welcome + Giveaway!

I would like to welcome all those that have already visited and liked RLR Creations Sewing facebook page and invite new sewing enthusiasts to the page with a great giveaway. I am so grateful for all those that have liked our page and interacted on our recent posts. I look forward to being able to reward our loyal followers with giveaways and opportunities to participate in swaps! Join RLR Creations Sewing Facebook Page HERE

I would like to launch our very first giveaway today and encourage you to invite your sewing friends to like our page! These friends might be sewing enthusiasts like yourself that would enjoy our upcoming patterns or want to join our group of amazing pattern testers. RLR Creations will be adding a new pattern just about every month. 

Our prize for this giveaway will be the finalized Mailbag Cross Body pattern along with some great supplies to make your first bag! Supplies include the following: 

1 yard of the [limited edition] Vincent van Gogh inspired Starry Night Fabric
¾ yard of the [limited edition] Blue Starry Night Fabric
2- 1 1/2” rectangle Sliders
1- Cross Body strap Slider
MailBag Crossbody Bag PDF Pattern

How to enter:

Simply like, share our page, and tag your friends. Have them like our page and reply with your name (or tag you) in the comment section for this post. For each person you recruit (person must like and comment with your name) you will receive one entry toward winning the giveaway! The more people you get to like & comment, the more chances you have to win! Contest ends on Feb 15th, at that time a winner will be randomly selected.

Good luck and happy sewing!

The City Tote Pattern Release Coming Soon

Another sample of the new City Tote Pattern coming soon. This is the everyday size in RK "Fox and the Houndstooth". If you would be interested in being a pattern tester for this upcoming pattern please let me know. Pattern Tester Call happening now!

The city tote offers two carrying choices: Double handles with a dropped curve to provide a nice dip on the arm for comfort and ease to grab and go, or a cross body strap when you want to go hands free. 

It offers a large back zipper pocket and optional customizable front slip pockets to keep your essentials handy when you are on the run. 

The inside features 3 slip pockets for great organization. Nice roomy interior with magnetic snap closure to keep everything neatly inside. 

Pattern will include two sizes; an everyday purse size and a larger daytripper option.

Part WEEKENDER, part TOTE...designed and sized to be the perfect daily companion. Daytripper (large size) City Tote. Measures 15" high, 17" wide, and 5" deep. 

Pattern testers needed. If you would like to become a pattern tester please contact me

Call for Pattern Testers FAQ’s

I love to give bag makers or those who are thinking of trying to make their own bags a chance to pattern test and have their photos and themselves showcased. Most of all I love to see the many different fabric choices made to make my bags.

If you think you would be interested in testing patterns I would love to have you!

You will always have the opportunity to see photos of the pattern to be tested along with a list of materials needed before you decide if it is a pattern you are interested in testing.

What I ask of my Pattern Testers:

I will send my pattern testers copies of the pattern in both the pdf format and word format so that they can make notes on the pattern in whichever way is most comfortable to them.   Some prefer to write directly on the pattern and scan their notes to send back to me or some prefer to make notes directly on the word document.

On occasion I will ask specific questions but for the most part I like to let the tester ask me questions or make notes to where they feel changes should be made or more direction needed to complete difficult parts.

I only ask for at least one nice photo of the finished project that I may include in a blog post and on facebook; and of course feedback and written edits on the pattern pieces and instructions.

It is important to note that patterns are in their rough draft stage at the first round of testing. What I need from testers is honest feedback about the pattern to help get it to its final stage. You do not need to have a blog or web presence to be a tester. If you do and wish to blog about your experience once the pattern is released I welcome it.

FAQ's

Here are a few FAQ’s that may answer most of your questions; if you have any questions or concerns that are not addressed here please do not hesitate to contact me.

What if I have never made a bag before?

Great! I am looking for pattern testers of all skill levels. You never know you may fall in love with something you never thought to try.  It may be much easier than you think to create your very own one of a kind bags. 

What do I need to do?

If you have let me know you are interested in being a pattern tester, I will let you know when a pattern is ready for testing with a description, photo, and material list. Once you review the information and you would like to test just let me know, if I receive your response before the testing group is full I will email you with the pattern.

Once you have reviewed and made the pattern, within the required deadline date, you will email me back with any questions and comments you can think of that will help with finalizing the pattern for release. This can include, but not limited to: typos, missing information, steps that are hard to understand, areas where you had trouble with when completing the project.

What if I find a mistake?

If you happen to come across something that is not clear, or that seems incorrect please make a note of it and let me know as soon as possible. This way I can make the changes if necessary and pass it along to other testers. If you get stuck try to work through the directions as best as you can to try and figure it out on your own, if you cannot please let me know so I can work on a better way to explain it or illustrate it in the pattern. Spelling or grammar errors are important to point out as well, if you find these please make a note. I simply ask that you be kind, honest and please provide me with constructive criticism.

Important note to be a successful pattern tester, you need to be a good communicator. Things come up and sometimes life just won’t allow you to make a deadline. Please let me know if something comes up

Do I get paid to be a pattern tester?

 No, but you do get a great free pattern and once the pattern is ready for release you will receive the final pattern as a thank you. You are welcome to sell bags you make from my patterns and if you are a bag maker who sells their wares I will write up a post for my blog and facebook featuring you and your business. I will also have giveaways, free future patterns, and such from time to time to show you my appreciation.

Rachel/RLRCreations

PATTERN TESTERS NEEDED

PATTERN TESTERS NEEDED:

The first of RLR Creations purse/tote patterns are in the works and I am looking for some interested sewing enthusiasts that would like to test my patterns at their conception and offer feedback to aid in making any necessary corrections before the pattern is released to the public.

I am looking for sewists of all level, from beginners who have never made a bag to experienced sewers. No special experience is necessary. Anywhere in the world is okay!

Pattern testing will begin to work as follows; but I am open to suggestions as we work together:

1.  When the pattern pieces are finalized and ready along with the first rough draft of the instructions; I will email testers to notify a pattern is ready for testing.

2. If you can test a pattern at that time and can meet the deadline, I will email you the draft of the pattern instructions along with the pattern pieces.

3. Testers that receive the pattern for testing will complete the pattern while making any notes of errors or where the instructions are not clear. I will always be available to help with clarification or help when needed.

4. Before the deadline you will submit pictures of your completed project along with any suggestions for instruction changes.

5. Once the pattern is released I will email you a final copy of the pattern and give you credit on my website/blog and facebook page with a written feature. If you sell finished pieces you are welcome to sell your makes using my patterns and I will add a link to your store/website and facebook page with the post of your finished piece.

6. You receive my undying gratitude for working with me to help in the process of publishing RLR Creations patterns.

What’s required to complete most patterns:

A sewing machine, sewing accessories, cotton fabrics of your liking and typical interfacings used in bag making, common purse hardware ( D rings, sliders, trigger snaps, zippers to name a few).  A printer to print the pattern pieces and a camera to take pictures (cell phone pictures are just fine, no fancy camera needed). The time necessary to complete the pattern by the deadline; this can range from a few hours to a day or two of sewing.

How to apply:

You can reach me several ways; you can leave a comment below, contact me at rlrcerations.com/contact, or send me a message on my facebook page: RLRCreationsSewing

I look forward to hearing from you, I need a handful of testers and once these spots are filled It will leave the Pattern Tester Call open permanently so if the spots are filled you can be added as a future contact.

Rachel

Mailbag Crossbody Pattern Release coming Jan 15th, 2015

Hello Sewing Enthusiasts!

Be sure to like RLRCreations Sewing Patterns page on Facebook for a chance to win one (out of five) free copies of my upcoming Mailbag Crossbody pattern; which is scheduled to be released on January 15th. Simply Like my page and leave a comment under the pattern release post; be one of the first 5 and you will receive a PDF download of the pattern.

Mailbag crossbody Pattern release notice:

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This triple zip Hipster, is a trendy, slim, crossbody with adjustable strap and an easy access front slip pocket. It features: two zip pockets and a slip pocket on the exterior, also customizable slip pockets on the interior. The adjustable strap allows for it to be carried cross body or over the shoulder. The slim mail bag shape allows for a low profile while the inside provides enough room for all of the essentials and more!

Materials Needed:

• 1 yard 44” wide Main Fabric ¾ yard 44” wide Lining Fabric
• 2 ½ yards 20” Fusible Mid-weight Interfacing
• 1/2 yard fleece or quilt batting
• 14” or larger Coordinating zipper
• 2- 9” or larger Coordinating zippers Hardware:
• 2- 1.5” rectangle or D rings and 1.5” slider
• Coordinating thread
• Removable Fabric Marker

Head over to the newly developed RLRCreations Sewing Patterns page and give it a "like" today! Don't miss out on being entered to win a free copy of this one of a kind pattern!