I made my pattern with a piece of notebook paper. Approx 10 inches long and 6 inches wide. Fold in half and mark 3 1/2 inches from bottom. Connect the dot to the fold on the bottom of paper. Cut.
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| Gather orange scraps assorted sizes |
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| Cut four (4) pieces of muslin using the pattern you made |
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| Add a face and name on two different sections |
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| Cut four (4) pieces of solid orange using your pattern |
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| Make a strap by folding a piece of fabric right side together and sewing closed with a 1/4 inch seam.. It's a good idea to use some interfacing on the strap. Turn and press. |
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| Gather all your pieces together |
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| Press |
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| You can use starch if necessary |
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| Pin two (2) outer pieces together. Start sewing from the point on the bottom following through to the top. Back-stitching is important for this project. |
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| Add another outer piece and sew. * Remember - pins are your friend! |
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| Add last piece and sew |
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| Your piece should look like this. |
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| Turn piece so orange is on the OUTSIDE |
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| Sew together the solid orange pieces using the same directions as for the outside of your pumpkin. |
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| On last piece to be sewn make sure to leave a space ( 3 or 4 inches ) for turning. |
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| Add strap to outside of bag. Bring strap UNDER your pumpkin and pin to the other side. |
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| It should look like this. |
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| Put outer pumpkin into your solid lining. Right sides together. Pin. |
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| Sew pieces together. Sew over straps three times for extra security. |
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| Trim straps to fabric edge. Find opening and turn. |
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| Your project should look like this. |
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| Pin and stitch opening closed. Press all sides together. Use steam if needed around top of pumpkin. |
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| Sew around opening to hold outside and lining together, |
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| Now enjoy your pumpkin. Happy Halloween! |


























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