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    Classic Box Pouch Sewing Pattern & Video Tutorial — Zipper, French Seams & Binding Tape
    Looking for a beginner bag making pattern that’s actually useful? The Earl Grey is a classic zippered box pouch pattern designed for everyday carry and travel. It’s straightforward to sew and built to use. If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to make your own gear, this is a great place to start. There are no curves to sew and no complicated pattern pieces. If you can sew a straight …
    By Taylor Hackbarth, 560 words

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