NEW! Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial and Last Day of Our Big Birthday SALE at ShopNZP!

How to Make a Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial on the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

NEW! Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial and Last Day of Our Big Birthday SALE at ShopNZP!

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How to Make a Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial on the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Celebrate Halloween Sewing and sew our NEW! Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote! In just a couple hours of sewing, you’ll have a fun and festive wine tote to add to your Halloween table decor. Deanna, from Team NZP, chose Glowing Ghosts on black background for the outer wine tote fabric, and Dancing Skeletons on orange for the lining fabric! WARNING: When we turned out the lights … the ghosts began to glow in the dark!

How to Make a Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial on the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote Supplies

How to Make a Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial on the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial!

Finished Size Approximately 4″ x 6″ x 14″

All seam allowance are 5/8″, unless otherwise stated.

Our NEW! Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote, by The Nancy Zieman Productions Team, may be sewn in as little as two or three hours – and is made from just two Hocus Pocus Fat Quarters, or 1/2 yd. each of two different fabrics. We chose Glowing Ghosts on black background, and Dancing Skeletons on orange background!

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Prepare Fabrics

JT445_01 Quilter’s Starch Savvy available at shopnzp.com

Note From Team Nancy Zieman ProductionsPrepare all fabrics by pressing and starching with June Tailor’s Starch Savvy. Press and starch, press and starch.

Cut Fabrics & Interfacing

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  • Position wine tote pattern onto fabric rectangles, using Pins or Shape Weights to hold pattern in place.
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  • Pin or Wonder Clip outer wine tote section to lining fabric section, right sides together, along curved edges.
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  • Stitch outer wine tote section to lining fabric section – along curved edges.

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Note From Team Nancy

Extend the life of the cutting mat, and cut on the “reverse side” of the mat – when rotary cutting with a pinking blade! 

 

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  • Press.

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  • Pin or Wonder Clip front and back sections together at sides: Pin right sides of outer fabric to outer fabric. Then pin right sides of lining fabric to lining fabric.

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  • Turn wrong sides out. Press.
  • Meet lower edges. Pin or Wonder Clip all lower edge layers together – along lower edge.

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  • Using sewing machine, or serger, stitch all layers together – along lower edge.

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Create Lower Gussets

  • Fold lower corners of front and back, meeting right sides together and matching lower seam to side seams.
  • Mark a line 1-1/2″ inside corner, as shown.

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  • Stitch along marked lines – using a Stilletto/Awl to assist feeding seams under presser foot.

Note From Team NancyUsing an Open Toe Presser Foot makes it easy to stitch directly on the marked line!

 

 

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  • Optional: Create curved lower gusset seams by tracing a salad plate, marking curve at previously stitched line, as shown.

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  • Stitch along curves lines.

Note From Team Nancy

 Use The Big Jig – to keep presser foot level – when sewing multiple layers!

 

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  • Trim away excess seam allowances.

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  • Serge or zigzag seam allowances.

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  • Turn right side out, and the wine tote is complete! Optional: Topstich around curved seams.

Note From Team Nancy Our Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote holds one or two standard wine bottles, and also makes a great gift bag – with a built-in handle!

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  • When the lights go out … the ghosts glow in the dark!
How to Make a Wine Tote Sewing Tutorial on the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Sew our Coordinating Spooky Spiderweb Table Runner! with Team NZP’s FREE! Spiderweb Stitching Guide Printable PDF!

Spiderweb Stitching Guide at the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Sew a Set of our Coordinating Halloween Applique Coasters and download the FREE! Spooky Halloween Applique Printable!

FREE Halloween Applique Patterns at The Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Sew Mary Mulari’s Reversible Crisscross Apron from one yard each of two coordinating NEW! Hocus Pocus Halloween Fabrics! We chose Witches Feet on Cream and Skeletons on Orange!

Crisscross Apron Pattern available at ShopNZP.comReversible Crisscross Apron Pattern: Front

 

Crisscross Apron Pattern by Mary Mulari available at ShopNZP.com

Reversible Crisscross Apron: Back

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Glowing Ghosts Wine Tote Supplies

 

 

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Halloween Sewing Tutorial Round Up at The Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

FREE! Spooky Spiderweb Table Runner Sewing Tutorial with FREE! Spiderweb Stitching Printable PDF at The Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Create a Spooky Spiderweb Table Runner our with FREE! Spiderweb Stitching Printable PDF!

Spooky Fun Halloween Appliqued Palette Coaster Sewing Tutorial at the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Stitch a set of Reversible Appliquéd Coasters with our FREE! Halloween Appliqué Printable Patterns PDF!

Make a Halloween Wine Tote at The Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Make our Glowing Ghosts Halloween Wine Tote!

 

Halloween Turtleneck Scarf Sewing Tutorial at the Nancy Zieman Productions Blog

Make our 30-Minute Turtleneck Scarf with a Serger Overlock Machine!

 

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Quilter’s Starch Savvy, Set of 2 on sale at ShopNZP.com, Save 15 Percent OffEssential Presser Foot Value Set on sale at ShopNZP.com, Save 10 Percent Off
Barbie I Sew for Fun Cinch Sack Kit available at ShopNZP.comHot Wheels I Sew for Fun Cinch Sack Kit available at ShopNZP.com

 

Nancy Zieman Productions The Blog Giveaway

Clover's Clip 'n Glide Bodkin available at ShopNZP.com

For a chance to be the random winner of one of a Clover’s Clip’ N Glide Bodkin from Clover, please leave a comment below sharing your favorite holiday sewing projects.

Clover will give away one random Clip’ N Glide Bodkin to one US resident in the 48 contiguous states. Winner must reply within 30 days to the official giveaway announcement email message – sent from Nancy Zieman Productions.

Nancy Zieman Productions Giveaway Winner Announcement

The randomly selected winner of a Stitch it! Sisters 5″ Fabric Short Stack with exclusive S!S button & sticker, from the September 29 Blog Post, Straight Line Machine Quilting with the Ultimate Quilt ‘n Stitch Presser Foot, is Gail Beam.

Stitch it! Sisters 5" Fabric Short Stack stitchitsisters.com

Her comment is: Oh my gosh, the straight line foot seems so neat. Thank you for showing the technique in using this awesome foot.

Nancy Zieman Productions 2020 Fall Table Runner Sewing Challenge

Join the Nancy Zieman Productions 2020 Table Runner Sewing Challenge October 1–29, 2020!

You’re invited to join, anytime, by stitching a table runner in any color palette, featuring any sewing, quilting, or machine embroidery techniques. Finished Challenge Table Runners must fit on a kitchen or dining table—use your imagination! Enter one table runner that has been sewn within the last year and has not been entered into a previous Nancy Zieman Productions Table Runner Sewing Challenge. Find all challenge details in our October 1, 2020 blog posting. You could win a prize from one of our generous 2020 Table Runner Sewing Challenge Sponsors!

 

Happy Halloween Sewing!

Team Nancy Zieman

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10 Comments

  • beth daniels
    October 6, 2020

    I am making a Christmas quilt. it is going to be pretty.

  • Susan Du
    October 6, 2020

    The apron pattern is darling and is perfect for baking those holiday cookies! Presently working on a Christmas themed quilt.

  • Carolyn T
    October 6, 2020

    Always great ideas and tips! I want to tackle the criss-cross apron. Love your spooky fabrics.

  • Twyla J.
    October 6, 2020

    Enjoy looking at your Blog with all the tips and ideas you share. Halloween is a fun holiday to sew many items to decorate with. Working on that Table Runner now.

  • Barb K
    October 6, 2020

    I like to make Fall and Halloween themed projects for Holidays–my favorite decorating themes!

  • Rita Skraba
    October 6, 2020

    I love reading your blogs you always have new and interesting ideas. I like to make coordinating potholders and placemats.

  • CLOVIS
    October 6, 2020

    I try to make different things for the holidays.

  • Pat
    October 6, 2020

    Love the wine tote. The glow in the dark fabric is really cute for Halloween.

  • Susan
    October 7, 2020

    The wine tote would make a great gift & I can envision it in Christmas fabric to give as a gift. Right now, I making wool felt ornaments of mittens adored with various things like snowmen, holly leaves and the like.

  • Dixie OBryan
    October 7, 2020

    Love the wine tote. will be making some from Christmas fabric.

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