Hello everyone I’m new here to the forum and I have a question regarding simplicity pattern # 5151( a bag). Not sure if I’m dyslexic or what, but I can’t for the life of me figure out how to connect part A to part B. How difficult could it be. Part B is a oval shape and is the bottom of the bag and part A is seems to have way to much fabric. WOW!!! I thought these simplicty patterns were supposed to be simple. This is the second time I had this dilema. HELP!!!! Thanks in advance. How there any how to video’s available?
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no help
Sorry I have not used yhr pattern. All I can think is the sides are gathered in like a sleeve, I just wanted to answer some thing; I am new also, and had no one commited for weeks. It was dishearting.
Try looking on "patternreview"...............hopefully you will find comments from someonelse who has made up this pattern.
On the site you can key in pattern number and find comments and photos from other sewers. You can get some really helpful comments especially when making a garment......what fabric works, if the pattern make up big or small etc.
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