How to Replace Basic Bag Lining
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Last updated on May 10, 2023
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide outlines the basic steps to replace rectangular bag lining with a newly sewn lining, whether because the original lining was damaged or because you want a different fabric for the lining. It requires basic sewing skills to complete but will allow you to continue using a bag to its fullest with the lining like new again.
What you need
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Lining Fabric
Fabric of appropriate, desired color and thickness for bag.
Tools
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Sewing NeedleAffiliate linkAvailable for sale on Amazon
A needle thick enough to pierce through bag and lining materials.
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Sewing ThreadAffiliate linkAvailable for sale on Amazon
Thread of appropriate color and thickness for bag.
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Sewing MachineOptional Affiliate linkAvailable for sale on Amazon
Optional tool to sew bag lining together.
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Assess the old bag lining you will be replacing.
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Consider color, material, and amount of fabric needed for the new lining.
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At the seams, use your hands or sewing to carefully rip or cut out old bag lining.
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Lay out old bag lining on fabric and measure out the size of the new bag lining, adding an extra 2 cm on each side.
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Fold new fabric in half to create one closed end for the bag lining.
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Cut out bag lining based on measurements from previous step.
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Stitch the two sides of fabric adjacent to the folded side to create a rectangle with one opening.
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Use stitches small and tight enough to ensure new lining remains intact.
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Finish stitching 2 cm from the end of the open side.
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Fold over extra 2 cm from the opening of the new bag lining outward to hide the raw edge of the fabric.
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With a needle suitable for sewing through your bag material, attach the bag lining with a straight running stitch around the mouth of the bag.
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Team
UC Davis, Team 1-1, Morris Winter 2023 Member of UC Davis, Team 1-1, Morris Winter 2023
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