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Bright and Handy Inkle Bag Phone Pouch Sewing Instructions | Handwoven

Bright and Handy Inkle Bag Phone Pouch Sewing Instructions

Pdf download of Bright and Handy Phone Pouch Sewing Instructions

Handwoven EditorsMay 26, 2017

Inkle bags — Bright and Handy Inkle Bags by Trudy Sonia - Handwoven Jan/Feb 2015 Photo by Joe Coca

These are the sewing instructions for the Inkle Pouch for a Smart Phone featured in the Jan/Feb 2015 issue of Handwoven.

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