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Corduroy Pepin Tote

Hey! It’s finally feeling like spring here lately! I made this corduroy Pepin Tote and coordinating zippered pouch! I had grabbed this corduroy from my stash over the winter and had it mostly finished and then it sat around waiting to be finished.

Corduroy Pepin Tote

Of course I tried to finish it in a hurry one day, but that didn’t work out when I accidentally grabbed both the lining pieces together and sewed and riveted through them! Needless to say, I ended up cutting a new lining fabric (liked it way better! isn’t it funny how that works out?).

Corduroy Pepin Tote
Corduroy Pepin Tote
Corduroy Pepin Tote

Corduroy fun!

If you were hanging out in the Noodlehead facebook group anytime in the past 2 years or so, you’ll probably have noticed that corduroy was all the rage! For good reason, it’s soft and has great texture. So I wanted to investigate myself a bit and find out what interfacing I preferred.

Corduroy Pepin Tote

Interfacings I used

I ended up using Pellon Fusible Fleece TP971F and Emmaline Bags medium weight fusible interfacing for the Top Lining pieces. The lining is a dry oilskin type fabric (one I had gotten from Zipper Zoo ages ago) and it was good to go without needing interfacing. Love this combo!

Coordinating Zippered Pouch

This cutie coordinating zippered pouch was something I made before sewing the Pepin. I had some scraps leftover and figured why not! It’s a very basic zippered pouch and I love it. It fits perfectly in the Pepin and I think it’ll be great for all the small things I usually carry around. Let me know if you want more details on the pouch!

Anyway, really pleased that I tried this out. I think the Pepin Tote looks great in corduroy! I did do the recessed zipper option and finished it off with webbing from my shop (Acorn).

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