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Step 6Mostly close the other end
Now, take your last panel and sew it most of the way on to the other end of the cylinder. Remember that you are sewing this inside out, and you're going to have to pop it out before closing it up.
How much of an opening you leave depends partly on your dexterity, and partly on your fabric. Since I was using heavy fabric/leather, I had to leave about half to three fourths of an edge unsewn to be able to pop it through.
Again, using a single piece of thread here will help in the end. Make sure you leave a good two to three inches of tail where you start stitching, so that you can tie off easily once the bag is closed.
How much of an opening you leave depends partly on your dexterity, and partly on your fabric. Since I was using heavy fabric/leather, I had to leave about half to three fourths of an edge unsewn to be able to pop it through.
Again, using a single piece of thread here will help in the end. Make sure you leave a good two to three inches of tail where you start stitching, so that you can tie off easily once the bag is closed.
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