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How to Assemble the Gift BagCut two pieces of velvet to desired size. Example is approximately 8” x 6”.Emboss the velvet. Note: you may need to trim away any excess rubber from the design on the stamp as I have done here. Do this around the entire design. This makes for a clean stamped impression.
![]() Emboss each piece separately to achieve desired look. Preheat iron to the highest steam setting. Place stamp on ironing board. Lay velvet right side down atop stamp. Spray fabric with water. Press down firmly with the iron and hold for 10 to 15 seconds. Repeat until you have completed your pattern.
![]() To add the beaded fringe at the bottom of the bag, cut a piece to fit across the end of the bag. Laying the fringe binding along the bottom edge of one piece of fabric and the beading facing the top of the bag, hand stitch or using a zipper foot, machine stitch fringe in place.
![]() Place the other piece of fabric face down, right sides together over the stitched fringe. Making sure not to catch any of the fringe in the side seams, pin in place and then stitch the side seams and the bottom together. If using a machine, a zipper foot works best for this project due to the bulk of the fringe. Cut the bottom corners on a diagonal. Turn the top hem inside about ˝” and stitch in place.
![]() Carefully turn the bag right side out. String a charm onto a piece of cording along with a gift tag. Insert your gift and tie closed with a bow in the back.
![]() This is a nice way to wrap a gift that is being sent by mail as less packing is needed and also great for the kids to take a gift to the their teachers as they don’t have to deal with carrying boxes in their backpacks. This entire craft can also be done by just gluing everything together and therefore the kids themselves could assemble this project once the embossing is done. Be sure to use fabric glue that won’t leave the project too stiff and let the glue dry overnight before turning the bag right side out. Happy Gifting.
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