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Make a simple, personalized & lined trick or treat bag for the children in your life. This same bag can be recreated for an Easter Egg Hunt or as a great children's travel bag for books, toys & snacks.

Shopping List:

  • HUSQVARNA® VIKING® Sewing/Embroidery Machine
  • Clear Seam Guide Foot - Part #413034845
  • Ribbon Embroidery Attachment - Part # 920562096 (optional)
  • mySewnet™ Embroidery Software (embroidery design provided)
  • Embroidery Hoop
  • Aqua Magic Stabilizer
  • Embroidery Thread
  • Coordinating Ribbon for Ribbon Embroidery Design
  • Main Fabric - ⅓ yd (top of bag)
  • Coordinating Fabric - ½ yd (bottom of bag & lining)
  • 1” Webbing - 1 yd
  • Fusible Fleece - ½ yd
  • Large Ric Rac - 1 yd
  • Coordinating Sewing Thread
  • Pin or Clips
  • Rotary Cutter & Mat
  • Iron & Ironing Board

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Cutting Instructions:

  • Main Fabric: x2 - 10”x14” (top of bag) Coordinating Fabric: x2 - 6”x15” (bottom of bag) x2 - 14”x15” (lining)
  • Fusible Fleece: x2 - 14”x15"
  • Webbing: x2 - 1”x17”
  • Ric Rac: x2 - 16”
Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

Sewing Instructions:

  1. 1. Optional: Embroider a Halloween design to the front & middle of one main fabric piece. We used the ribbon embroidery attachment to add the ribbon embroidery design we selected from the mySewnet™ Library. If you don’t have a ribbon embroidery attachment please use any other fun Halloween designs available in the mySewnet™ Library or within the mySewnet™ Software.
  2. 2. Fuse fusible fleece pieces to their coordinating fabric lining pieces & set aside.
Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

3. Take one piece of ric rac & one of the coordinating bottom pieces. Line up the ric rac along the long edge.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

4. Thread your HUSQVARNA® VIKING® Sewing/Embroidery Machine with all purpose sewing thread on both the top and bobbin.

5. Snap on the clear seam guide foot.

6.Baste the ric rac to the bottom piece with a ¼” seam allowance.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

7. Take one of the main fabric top pieces & line up the raw edges along the long side, right sides together.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

8. Sew together with 2.5mm stitch length at a ½” seam allowance.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

9. Fold open & press the ric rac towards the top of the main fabric.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

10. Top stitch the ric rac down with a reinforced stitch to the main fabric. Leave the stitch length at the default machine setting.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

11. Repeat steps 3-8 with the pieces for the other side of the bag.

12. Place the outer bag pieces right sides together & cut a 1 ½” square out from the bottom two corners.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

13. Repeat step 10 with the lining bag pieces.

14. Place the outer bag pieces, right sides together.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

15. Sew regular straight stitch at the machine default length at a ½” seam allowance from the top of the bag to the bottom on both sides & along the bottom edge of the bag from side to side.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

16. Line up the bottom seam & side seam. Pushing the seam allowances in opposite directions & pin or clip in place.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

17. Sew the corners together with a ½” seam allowance.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

18. Repeat steps 12-15 with the lining pieces EXCEPT leave a 3”-4” opening at the bottom for turning. Back stitch at the beginning & end so that when turning the seams don’t pull open.

19. Turn the outer bag section right side out.

20. Take one of the webbing straps & line up each end along the top edge, 2” from the side seam. Clip or pin in place.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

21. Repeat this process with the second webbing strap on the other side of the outer bag section.

22. Baste each end to the bag to hold in place.

23. Place the outer section into the lining section with right sides together

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

24. Line up the top raw edges together & clip or pin the side seams together. Continue placing clips or pins all the way around the edges.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

25. Sew the top raw edge together with a ½” seam allowance.

Pro-Tip: Remove the accessory tray & place the opening of the bag over the free arm for an easier time sewing the edges together.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

26. Turn the bag right side out through the 3”-4” opening at the bottom of the lining.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

27. Fold the raw edges of the hole opening inward & press evenly.

28. Sew close to the opening edge to close.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

29. Push the lining section into the main outer section. Also make sure to push the corners into each other.

Embroidered baseball cap finished on a commercial machine

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