Making a waterproof all-purpose bag with Odif Odicoat Gel Coating by Jean Boyd June 28, 2023 written by Jean Boyd June 28, 2023 352 Yesterday I showed you how to make a quick snack bag using HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl. Snack bag using HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl Today we’ll make another little bag, this time using Odif Odicoat Gel Coating. This product is a waterproof gel that protects fabrics by creating an oilcloth-like finish. Odicoat is applied to the fabric using a soft bristle or foam brush or the plastic card that comes with the product. Complete instructions are printed on the label. Finished projects may be washed by hand or machine. This bag can be used for snacks, toys, pencils, or any similar articles. Itʼs also easy to modify the size to suit your needs. All-purpose bag covered with Odif Odicoat Gel Coating Let’s get started Cut 1 piece of fabric 8½” x 17½”. Apply Odif Odicoat Gel Coating to one side of the fabric. Let dry for about ½ hour or until it’s no longer sticky. Turn the fabric over and apply Odicoat to that side. Let the Gel Coating dry for 12 hours before using the fabric for the bag. Apply Odif Odicoat Gel Coating to fabric. Trim the fabric so it measures 8″ x 17″. Fold the fabric in half, right sides together. Clip sides together with UNIQUE Quilting Clever Clips. Sew the 2 side seams. Use a walking, even feed or Teflon foot on your machine. Stitch a ¼” seam. Use a 2.5mm stitch length. Backstitch at the beginning and end of each seam. Sew a double row of stitching around the top edge. A double row of stitching around the top edge Fold the bottom corners as shown in the picture. Stitch across each corner, about 1″ from the point. This will give the bag a nice, square bottom. Stitch across the bottom corners. Applying the snaps Use the UNIQUE Sewing Plastic Snap Fastener Tool to apply snaps on the flap and the main part of the bag. Directions for using this tool are printed on the package. UNIQUE Sewing Plastic Snap Fastener Tool and red snaps And there you have it – another quick and easy all-purpose bag. An all-purpose bag covered with Odif Odicoat Gel Coating Join me again tomorrow when I’ll show you how to use HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl to create a handy lunch bag! Vinyl covered lunch bag This is part 3 of 5 in this series Go back to part 2: Using HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl to sew a waterproof snack bag Go to part 4: How to make a quick and easy lunch bag, and waterproof it! Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs474free patternsfree quilt patternsfree sewing patternsHeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl; Odif Odicoat Gel Coatinglunch bagsnotionsOliso Pro TG1600 Pro Plus Smart IronSCHMETZ Denim Needles size 90/14summer sewingsummer sewing projectsUNIQUE Quilting Clever Clips - SmallUNIQUE Quilting Double Sided Applique Pressing SheetUNIQUE Sewing Plastic Snap Fastener ToolUNIQUE Sewing ⅜" Plastic Snap FastenersVELCRO Sew On Soft and Flexible Tape FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Jean Boyd Jean has been designing and publishing patterns since 1997. For the past several years she has been designing patterns for new fabric collections by Northcott Fabrics. Her work has been published in several magazines in both Canada and the United States. Jean holds a Fiber Arts Certificate in quilting and has taught extensively throughout Canada, including six national Quilt Canada conferences. She was named "Canadian Teacher of the Year" in 2003 by the Canadian Quilters Association and has won numerous awards for her quilts. previous post Using HeatnBond Iron-On Vinyl to sew a waterproof snack bag next post How to make a quick and easy lunch bag, and waterproof it! YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... 7 essential things to do after trimming your... Creative quilt backing ideas using fat quarters from... Why pressing seams in the right direction matters... How to make quilt blocks from strip sets... Upcycle baby receiving blankets into meaningful memory quilts Gütermann Thread completes your quilt, like – wow! Odif 606, fusible interfacing in a can |... Odif 808 converts paper into freezer paper for... Create a Four-Leaf Clover Quilt for St. Patrick’s... Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
