Alanna Part 1

This segment takes you through assembling the exterior of Alanna. The instructions have minute markers so you can go directly to the instruction you need. Find the pattern here... doodabug.com/p...
The link for the high shank feet is amzn.to/34VEfYZ

[@marjoriedavidson9323]

Thank you for your quick reply. I will certainly be shopping at PacCana. Just purchased the Gratitude wallet, so happy

[@macoroniandcheese8442]

Love the pattern and your instructions is like taking a masterclass in bag making! Superb😊

[@ritamcv]

Love this bag! Great fabric and video. Must go get the pattern. Thanks Debby.

[@margonewhall1272]

I appreciate your thorough and detailed instruction.

[@penelope-oe2vr]

Thank you! I absolutely HATE cutting on the fold. I print the pieces twice and make my patterns whole sized anyway. Beautiful bag!

[@isace77181]

Awesome instructions!

[@madelinepena5091]

I just bought the pattern! ❤️❤️

[@barbarafrangella796]

Do you use photo paper to cut the pattern pieces or is a protective film...I am getting ready to start my Alanna....sooooo excited..Thanks Barb...Love your videos

[@DebbyHunker]

I print my pieces on card stock and then I used a self adhesive coating to cover them.

[@barbarafrangella796]

Thank you..LOVE how you explain in great detail and precision..I like things perfect and you help me accomplish that..more videos and patterns please!!

[@Sewlilleyque]

I can’t get my head round how to perfect fussy cutting? Do you have any tips Debby or better still, would you consider doing a video? 😊

[@barbarafrangella796]

Love the video...I already bought the pattern...is there a reason why you did not use purse feet? I feel that they give the bottom an extra layer of protection. Thanks..Love your videos....Barb

[@DebbyHunker]

Purse feet are certainly an option, and there’s no reason not to use them. Thank you for your kind words!

[@cutflower36]

Excellent teaching as always, I was wondering if you ever done a fanny pack or would consider doing a video?

[@leslye7606]

Debby, Another winner!! 🥰 will be buying the pattern today. Thank you for the link on the high shank feet. I have the 2200 QVP mini that I'm certain these feet will work on, question though. My industrial is the Juki DL 1541. Do you "think" they will work for that machine as well?

[@DebbyHunker]

Your 1541 is a compound walking foot right? These feet will not work on it. Walking feet are two parts.

[@leslye7606]

@@DebbyHunker thank you! Didn't even think about it being a walking foot. That's why you are the expert! 🥰

[@betsymegna6263]

Debby, you mentioned an affiliate link to the feet ,but I don't see it. Thank you.

[@DebbyHunker]

Thank you for reminding me! amzn.to/34VEfYZ

[@roxannericchio3556]

Oooh! I have to get this pattern!

[@rosemarylloyd7894]

Did you edge coat the cork?

[@sylviabrown6127]

Beautiful where do you purchase your fabric

[@DebbyHunker]

The exterior fabric was purchased from Emmaline Bags, and the interior was from a local quilt store. The exterior is by Cotton & Steel

[@rayleenswansen751]

Where are you located?

[@betsymegna6263]

Debby, what do you use to cut the bontex?

[@DebbyHunker]

I use my rotary cutter and then round the ends with scissors

[@maitecastro-chaca6078]

What thread are you using?

[@DebbyHunker]

I use the Tex 30 bonded nylon that I sell.

[@yvonnemorris5874]

Could you put feet on this bag?

[@DebbyHunker]

Yes, you can... you will want to do that after you glue the heavy interfacing into the bottom. A layer of fleece over the feet prongs will help protect the lining

[@dagmarl8061]

what kind of stabilizer do you use? thank you and greetings from Germany

[@DebbyHunker]

The materials list is visible in the pattern listing. I use SF101 woven interfacing and fusible fleece.

[@gloriaanncurwin7139]

beautiful pattern, great construction but the hestation and uh uh umm is painful to listen to