Easy making of a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork is possible with a master class

Easy making of a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork is possible with a master class

Making a Japanese Omiyage BagJapanese patchwork is not only a fascinating process, but also a pleasure from the final result. The sewing process is not complicated. Even a novice craftswoman can handle the work. The peculiarity of the technique and the product itself will allow you to acquire the skills you will need in the future. The patchwork technique can rightfully claim to be an international type of needlework. Patchwork mosaic has been incredibly popular for a long time. Its origins go back to distant England, however, as an art, patchwork has gained wide popularity in Russia, Europe and the countries of the Far East. Japanese patchwork, as a separate type of needlework, appeared in combination with quilting, that is, hand stitching. Special quilting of several layers of fabric, namely with the needle forward, still characterizes patchwork in the Japanese style. It is with the use of this technique that the master class on making a Japanese omiyage bag in the style of Japanese patchwork is presented.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo №1 Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo # 2In this case, cotton is used.fabric, in particular 3 types. You need to take light, dark and patterned fabric. You need to prepare 12 strips of each type of fabric. The size of each strip is 3.5 by 15.5 centimeters. After this, you should decide which order of color contrast best suits your aesthetic perception.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Picture №3Next you need to sew three pieces of each stripcolors. Before the stitching is done, the patches are connected with tailor's pins, and the pins should be positioned perpendicular to the future seam.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo №4Patchwork sewing has several rules and one of them is the standard (0.6 cm) seam allowance.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo №5First, two colors are sewn together, then the third type of fabric is sewn on. Everything needs to be pinned. Seam allowances need to be ironed in one direction.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo №6After this, the patches of three colors that were obtained in the process are sewn together in one order. The result is a strip that looks like a multi-colored snake.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo №7Now it's time for some Japanese patchwork magic. The strip is folded as shown in the photo below.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo №8The folds obtained in this way should be swept into the shape of a skirt.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo Number 9The next step is to sweep the other side of the future bag, only this process must be done in the direction opposite to the first.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Picture №10After the two sides of omiyage sour cream,It is important to decide what the bottom will be: dark or light. After that, the selected side is pulled together and reinforced with additional seams and masked with a button (the ideal would be to use a button for tightening).Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo Number 11 Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo number 12Next, the inner side of the bag is cut out.omiyage. To do this, you should make a canvas with dimensions of 12.5 - 30 centimeters. The edging will consist of two parts, each of which has parameters of 4x15 centimeters. Since a lace will be used as a tightening, then squares with sides of 3.2 centimeters will be useful for fixing and ennobling its edges.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo №13The strip for the back side is sewn as shown in the photo below.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo Number 14Next, you need to pull the fabric into the shape of a bag.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo number 15This pouch is inserted into the omiyage face pouch.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo number 16Once these two pieces are secured with a basting stitch, you can begin making the edging. To do this, cut out two rectangles and secure them along the edge of the bag.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo number 17After this, sew up the edging material thoroughly and fold it inside the product, securing it with a blind stitch.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo Number 18Between our rectangles sewn inomiyage edging, openings are formed, into which the chosen lace should be threaded. The ends of the threaded lace should be fixed with the help of cut-out squares.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo Number 19One edge of the resulting rectangular patch is pulled together, and the other is turned inside out.Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo number 20A wonderful omiyage bag in Japanese patchwork style is ready!Making a Japanese bag of Omega in the style of Japanese patchwork. Photo Number 21

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