Tutorial: Save time when making a bag by interfacing all pieces in one step

Deby from So Sew Easy has just shared a time saving tip for making bags. She fuses the interfacing on all of her pieces in just one step. Interfacing the pieces individually takes so much time, so I’m happy to see this alternative. She uses a non-stick reusable pressing sheet, which is now number 1 on my Christmas wish list.

Click below to see how she does it:

How I found more time in the sewing room, by So Sew Easy

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