Learn the secrets to making bags that look like you bought them — not like you made them!
Michelle will share techniques for working with Bosal in-r-foam, installing zippers, making adjustable carrying straps, and
more. Pack it all in style with this roomy bag! Sturdy enough for all your adventures, Round Trip Duffle is a bag that you will
enjoy for years to come.
The exterior of the bag features a handy combination slip and zippered pocket on front as well as slip pockets on each
side and on the back. The main compartment opens with a double-slide zipper which extends part-way down each side, allowing easy
access to the roomy interior. Inside are a full zippered mesh pocket and three fabric slip pockets. Comfy side handles and an adjustable padded carrying strap allow over-the-shoulder or cross-body carrying. You’ll love the handy trolley sleeve on the back which slips
over handles on rolling luggage for even easier carrying.

Class Supply List
 Round Trip Duffle pattern
 Fabric, mesh, and bosal in-r-foam as listed on
pattern back cover
 Thread to match fabrics
 zippers, hardware, strapping, and
fusible interfacing.

ALSO BRING TO CLASS:
 Sewing machine in good working order with walking
foot, 1/4″ foot, and zipper foot. Don’t forget the extension table for your machine.
 Rotary cutter and rulers
 Basic sewing kit, including #90/14 topstitch needles, Wonder Clips, a stiletto, pins (the large yellow-topped quilting pins work
best), scissors, thread, chalk marker or similar tool for marking lines, etc.

BEFORE CLASS:
 To make best use of class time, please cut out the fabric and Soft and Stable according to the Cutting & Quilting
Instructions on pages 2 of the pattern.
 Then layer, quilt, and cut out the pieces as directed in Step 1 (A, B, and C) on pages 2 and 3 of the pattern BEFORE
coming to class