OFA 40} “AlLavdWo7 eedKeyko. Sou Patienns. Envelope Clutches Important Printing Information When printing set “scaling” to “none” in your print properties. A 1° (2.5 crm) test square is included with the pattem pieces, Print troubleshooting i avalable hee: id. hitov/keyka.t mn plog/2009/04 / ibloshi f ‘Mini Envelope Clutch Supplies: Qval Envelone Clutch Supplies: % yard focus fabric (exterior fabric), YA yard focus fabric (exterior fabric) % yard lining fabric Ya yard lining fabric % yard fusible interfacing % yard fusible interfacing Yard canvas or cotton batting (optional) Yh yard canvas of cotton batting (optional) 3" piece of elastic 3” piece of elastic Button Button Seam Allowance: Edge of standard presser foot. Most machines have a ''-’4" presser foot-- use whatever is most comfortable and accurate for you. Allowance is included in pattern pieces. Approximate Finished Dimensions: Oval Envelope Clutch - 8.5" at widest point x 4.5" high Mini Envelope Cluich - 5.75” at widest point x 3.26" high Cut interfacing and optional canvas or batting pieces just slightly smallor (%4" or so) than the pattern pioces to caso bulk from the seams, ‘The optional canvas or batting pieces will be placed on the WRONG side of the lining pieces. It wal add seme thichness to the fabri. Tis for sewing tough multiple layers of fbr arehere: Le n/n) 1 2/sewing-thre thic fe il ‘Some pattern pieces may need to be placed on a fold for cutting. Place the solid line along the fold where the pattern indicates “cut on fold’. Page 1 of 8 Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIR1. Print & Review Pattern Y Print the pattern and look through the steps one time. Make sure to print with no “scaling” as mentioned in the note at the top under the first two photos. Y. Focus fabric — Cut one piece A & B Lining fabric ~ Cut one piece A & B ¥- Fusible interfacing ~ Cut one piece A & B Y Canvas or cotton batting (optional) ~ Cut one cnn, piece A&B y 3. Apply Interfacing mae seer ‘Apply interfacing fo WRONG side), . . . . \_ offocustannc piece Aas Y Follow interfacing manufacturer instructions apply 4. the interfacing 1o the WRONG side of the focus ™ ; fabric pieces A & B. Ni i 4. Create Clutch Pouch Sfitch across top curved edge. Lay the focus tabrie A piece RIGHT side up and place the lining fabric piece A face down cn top of, it. The fabrics are now RIGHT sides together. Lay the optional canvas or batting piece A on the WRONG side of the lining piece A. ¥ Pin all three layers together along curved upper edge Top sch across upper ed Y Stitch across top curved edge. PSE: Y Carefully press the seam open and turn the pieces 0 the WRONG sides of the canvas or batting and the focus fabric ar@ now facing one another. Pross sown top seam to neaten. Y Topstitch across the curved top edge. Page 2 of & Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIR5, Attach Pouch to Lining Piece B ¥ Lay the optional canvas or batting piece B . down and place the lining piece B RIGHT side upon top of it. The canvas/batting piece is now on the WRONG side of the lining piece 8. ¥ Lay the completed pouch (A pieces) on top of the lining piece B so the lining fabries are RIGHT sides together. Match up the bottom curves and pin in piace around sides and bottom of pouch. ¥ Stitching about 1/8" from the raw edge sew around sides and bottom of the completed piece A attaching it to lining piece B (see dotted line in photo) 6. Create Loop Closure Find the center of top of the focus fabric piece B and mark it by inserting a pin or using a tabric marker or chalk to mark, Fold the cut ends of the elastic piece together to create loop and then hand sew through both ends as close to the ends as you can, Y Wrap the thread around the loop bottom several times and then push needle through the center to stabilize it. ¥ Insert needle with attached thread and loop through the center mark on focus fabric piece B about 1/8” from the raw edge. The loop needs to be facing downward as shown in the photo. Use a few stitches to hold it firmly in place. Tie off and snip thread, 7. Attach Back V Lay the lining piece B with the attached pouch RIGHT side up. Place the focus fabric piece B face down on top so the focus fabric piece Bis RIGHT side together with the lining piece B with attached pouch. ¥ Decide where you will open your clutch to turn it right side out at the end. You can open and tum your clutch in three different places: Page 3 of 8 Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIR1. The top. This isa fairly easy place to turn, but will be very small on the Mini Clutch size. 2. The side of the top. This is the ideal spot to turn but also the most challenging because it has the least ;oom for your opening. 3. The bottom. This is the easiest spot to ‘open and turn, but you may want to topstitch all the way around your finished clutch if you turn here in order to provide additional stability at the bottom. ¥ Stitch around the outside leaving a place to turn your clutch RIGHT side out at the spot you ; pickedin the previous step. Tip: A great way to Back fitch Back stitch make nice crease to act as a guide for hand = a stitching your opening closed is to sew the opening closed first. Back stitch at the top of Lengthen stitch where your opening willbe, then lengthen your stitch and sew to the end of the opening, and then beck stitch again. Y¥ Clip or natch curves. Y Press around stitches to shrink them. If you've ‘stitched your opening closed as suggested above go ahead and press this seam open and then remove the long stitches between back stitching. ¥ Tur the clutch RIGHT side out through the opening. 8. Stitch Opening Closed Te: Adltional photos ofthe basic slip. stitch can be lotr on bog V Thread a hand sewing needle and tie a knot in the end. Insert your needle from the underside of the crease coming out on the RIGHT side of the fabric. Pull the thread through so the knot is resting on the back side of the crease out of sight. ¥ Onthe opposite side of the opening insert the needle through the fabric and then go to the left or right along the under side of the fabric about "4" and come out on the RIGHT side of the fabric, Page 4 of 8 Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIR¥ Again insert the needle on the opposite side and sew another stitch. Repeat stitches until the opening closed, Tie the thread off and snip. 9. Finishing ¥ Top stitch around the flap (or all the way around the clutch if you've opened at the bottom), Tip: It is helpful to push the pouch to the side so it doesn't get in the way while top stitching—see photo. ¥ Fold down the flap and mark the bution placement using a pin or fabric marker/chalk. ¥ Hand stitch the button to the front and clip any stray threads, “COPYRIGHT INFORMATION** ‘© 2009 Keyka Lou. Items made from this pattern can be sold with the following conditions: 1, Please credit Keyka Lou in written item descriptions. For example when selling online please include the following sentence or other similar wording in your item description: This item was made using a Keyka Lou pattern.” 2. All items ior sale must be handmade by you. Contracting with others to mass produce the design is expressly prohibited. Distribution of the pattem and corresponding instructions is expressly prohibited, Pages of 8 Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIRKeyka, SLou. Patton Mini Envelope Clutch A. Cut: 1 Focus Fabric 1 Lining Fabric 1 Interfacing 1 Canvas or batting (optional) Suggested Grain Print Test Square xy" : “Keyfa, Sfou Pattowns ; Oval Envelope Clutch A. Cut: 1 Focus Fabric 1 Lining Fabric 1 Interfacing 1 Canvas or batting (optional) --Cut on Fold -+- Suggested Grain Page 6 of 8 Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIROval Envelope Clutch B. Cut: 1 Focus Fabric 1 Lining Fabric 1 Interfacing 1 Canvas or batting (optional) Grain Page 7 of 8 Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIRKeyta Sou Patton Mini Envelope Clutch B. é Cut: 3 1 Focus Fabric z 1 Lining Fabric g 1 Interfacing 1 Canvas or batting (optional) Page 8 of Para COMPARTIR, for SHARED Para COMPARTIR