Shopping List and Step by Step Instructions to create your own car organizer bag! Brought to you by C & C Enterprises

1. How To
Sew:Car Organizer Bag

2. Is your auto a chaotic wreckage inside?
Have inconvenience finding or achieving
what you require in your auto? Make an
auto coordinator with C and C Enterprises
that incorporates a clear pocket and
movable strap. Ideal for holding basics
in a hurry!
Recommended Machine:
JK - SHIRLEY

3. You Will Need:
5/8 yard cotton fabric (quilting weight) for main bag
5/8 yard cotton fabric (quilting weight) for bag lining
One 13” x 13” piece of clear vinyl for pocket window
1/4 yard fusible interfacing
1/4 yard solid colored cotton fabric (quilting weight)
for bag upper edge binding
One 1/2” or 5/8” button
Rotary cutter, mat and ruler
All-purpose thread for construction

4. Sewing Directions:
1. Cut two pieces 13" x 17" from the fundamental
fabric and pack lining texture. Cut four pieces from
the fusible interfacing.
2. Cut 1 piece from pack lining texture 23" x 3"
for the strap.
3. Cut 1 piece from sack binding texture 25" x 2".
4. Combine the interfacing to each cut texture piece
from step 1, taking after the interfacing producer's
suggestions.
5. Put one sack lining and one external pack main
panel right sides together and mark a sewing
line 4" from lower cut edge and 2½" from sides
what's more, upper edges. Join, in one constant
sewing line on the mark, turning at the corners.

5. 6. Remove the inside fabrics leaving about ½"
crease remittance and clasp nearly to the sewing
line at the corners. Turn the textures right side out
so that the wrong sides are touching.
7. Push down.
8. Slip the clear vinyl behind the opening, touching
the lining texture, and sew around the opening 1/4"
from the edge and again 1/4" from the edge. Cut
away the overabundance vinyl leaving ¼" on the
edges.

6. 9. Sew the fundamental sack texture panel to the
primary pack fabric panel with the vinyl window along
the edges and bring down edge. Utilize a ½" crease
remittance.
10.Sew the fundamental coating fabric panel to the
covering panel with the vinyl window along the edges
and lower edge. Utilize a ½" crease recompense.
11.Cut out a ¾" square from the lower corners of
the external and covering textures.
12.Open up the cut edge of one corner of the external
pack textures and adjust the lower edge and side edge
creases. Sew the gusset over the crease line, utilizing a
½" crease recompense. Back line to secure the crease.
Rehash with each cut corner of the external pack and
pack lining.
13. Turn the pack right side out and slip the coating
into the fundamental sack.

7. 14. Press the binding strip wrong sides together in
half and after that open up the squeezed strip and
press each long open edge to the inside wrinkled
line. Overlay it again on the first wrinkled line and
press to make twofold crease authoritative.
15.Unfold the squeezed binding and sew the two short
closes together with right sides confronting utilizing
a ½" crease recompense. Press and re-overlay as in
step 14.
16. Put authoritative on upper edge of pack catching
the crude edges of the sack between the two collapsed
edges of the authoritative. Topstitch the coupling onto
the sack edge near the second crease of the official.

8. 17. Overlap each short end of the strap area to the
wrong side by 1". Press the strap in the same
area as step 14.
18. Topstitch the strap around the greater part of
the edges 1/4" from the collapsed edge.
19. Fasten the strap onto the upper edge of
the pack, 1" from the left side crease, on the
fundamental board WITHOUT the vinyl window.

9. 20. At the inverse end of the strap make two to
three button cuts, estimated to fit your button,
divided ½" from the finish of the strap with 1"
between each buttonhole.
21. Sew the button onto within the upper
edge of the sack, 1" from the correct side crease,
on the fundamental panel WITHOUT the vinyl
window.
22.Using the movable strap, circle the strap
around the headrest of your auto situate and
button it.
And now you have yourself a
handy Car Organizer Bag!

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