Tela loneta de cotó orgànic half panamà amb estampat geomètric. Teixit de qualitat, resistent. Perfecte per a decoració, coixins, motxilles, bosses, estoigs, etc.
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A simple, stylish zippered pencil pouch made with patterned cotton fabrics shades of blue and green and recycled denim from jeans. Each bag will vary by denim style and coordinating end tab and lining fabric. See photos for some examples of variations. 7.5 inches × 3 inches x 1 inch
A quick and easy pattern. That will make a great last-minute gift! Finished size: 9.5" x 11.25" Designed by Stubbornly Crafty.
Tela loneta de cotó orgànic half panamà amb estampat geomètric. Teixit de qualitat, resistent. Perfecte per a decoració, coixins, motxilles, bosses, estoigs, etc.
The Pen-danté - zipped pen holder keyring Will fit any regular size pen ( or small “bits & bobs”) clip your pen to your bag, clip to a lanyard or simply pop it into your handbag to keep small items safe. Full written pattern with printable pattern pieces included This neat pen holder keyring will make a great gift & requires minimal time & fabric to create Great scrap buster project what you get with this download: 1X 21 - page full colour sewing pattern tutorial also included; a separate 5-page file including full size printable pattern pieces these files & instructions will show you how to keep your pen close & how to turn your scraps into sellable items ! -Full colour photographs showing each step of this pattern - added tips & tricks to help you achieve a stylish pen keyring The pen-danté pattern is very simple & straightforward & would suit a complete beginner ! My patterns are very detailed to show you in depth each step of the way so you can make a professional looking “end product “ Please feel free to check out my TikTok channel for some extra sewing tips www.TikTok.com/@extratotes This pattern contains printable pattern templates to cut each piece of fabric To make The pen holder keyring you will need; 20cm X 4cm (Height X Width ) cotton fabric ( plus equivalent amount of lightweight iron on interfacing this is a great stash buster project 1 X # 5 zip (less than 20cm )- wide zips we’re used to create this design ( the wider zip tape allows for more room inside the zip pouch recommended interfacing - I recommend using lightweight interfacing for this project for example Pellon SF101 (nothing heavier) Domestic machine friendly Some prior sewing experience would be an advantage- but who am I to say you can’t do it ?? - if you have a sewing machine & some patience you will breeze through this pattern - just take your time . This listing is a downloadable PDF PATTERN - no physical item will be sent My patterns are written in English! Once payment has been received both PDF files will be available for you to download/view or print from your own computer/ device you will need adobe reader to download & print the pattern pieces accurately (Adobe reader is free to download) please set your printer to ACTUAL SIZE & measure both test squares included to check the scale! No refunds available due to this being a downloadable pdf file . For more sewing patterns please look at my Etsy store www.Etsy.com/shop/extratotesdesigns Thank you for viewing my listing for the Pen-dante sewing pattern
8” x 5” Cosmetic Canvas Makeup Bag featuring our popular peeking cat. Perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, showers and more! Each bag is 8” wide by 5” tall in an off white cream color with black zipper. Please reach out to the shop with any color options, we would love to personalize your item even more!
Three delicious pencil cases that will fit all your pens, papers or even little treats! Randolf the wolf, Pounce the mouse and Ludwig the pig Finished size: 20 cm x 6cm x 10 cm / 7cm (left and right end)
Tela loneta de algodón orgánico half panamá con estampado geométrico. Tejido de calidad, resistente. Perfecto para decoración, cojines, mochilas, bolsas, estuches, etc.
The ultimate simple bag set that opens wide for easy packing and unpacking, and easy access the the items on the bottom when they are full. This pattern uses just 1 pattern piece for each size and 6 lines of stitching from start to finish, which makes these a quick and easy make. All 3 sizes are f
New hand crafted Harris tweed coin purse. A pleather lining and a detachable leather pull so the pouch can be washed on a cold cycle. Solid brass zip. Can be used for coins, lead tidy, golf tee tidy or whatever needs organising.
UPDATE: my blog address has changed I'm now blogging at http://upstairshobbyroom.com You can find all the content from here at the new address and all the new content you are missing here!! quilt as you go tutorial is here I am so far behind on posting to my blog.... Between illness, sewing for a few Blog Hops and lets just be real....laziness but here goes.... First I joined the Sew Along that The Quilt Barn hosted for the Sew Together Bag by Michelle of Sewdemented and was asked on Instagram how I did the piecing for the outside of my bag. So here are some pictures and explanation of what I did. 1. Start by cutting your batting or fleece a bit bigger than you need, trim down after. 2. Cut strips of fabric the length needed (mine strips were 1.5-2" wide by the length I needed) Lay them out in the order you want to sew them on. 3. Find the center of your batting, and the center of your strip. 4. First strip is sewn on right side up. 1/4" seam 5. Next strip is centered and sewn with right sides together. Press strip back so right side is up 6. Continue until you cover your batting. 7. I then sewed the 2 end pieced the same way. 8. Then I stitched with variegated thread every 1/4 inch to add a decorative feature. 9. Trim to correct size required. What I've Been Up To: 3 Sew Together Bags Completed of the 4 I planned on doing. (4th one coming) Pat Sloan's Globe Trotter Quilt Along: Quiet Play BOM: Sugar Block Club 2014: Lay Cake Sampler: And I'm starting the Triangle QAL over at the Sassy Quilter
a sprat as a practical pencil case: Are you looking for a pencil case that not anyone else is having? One that can not only take on pens, but also swallows scissors or glue sticks without any problems? Then the sprat pencil case is perfect for you and your loved ones. Thanks to the all-round zipper, you can open the pencil case wide and always have an eye on all your utensils. The sprat can be wonderfully embellished with playful elements, so that children will have their fun with it. With a slightly more reserved style, it is just as suitable as a gift for adults. Use durable woven fabrics, coated fabrics or give your discarded jeans a second life. The pencil case is great as an upcycling project. The sprat as gift: You can use the sprat also as key case, glasses case or toothbrush case. THE TUTORIAL: This tutorial in PDF format contains a detailed step-by-step guide with countless photos, 28 A4 pages and 3 sectional pattern pages in original size. SIZE OT THE SPRAT: 27 cm × 9 cm (width × height) LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: average experience MATERIAL: cotton fabrics, jeans, canvas, coated fabric, cord, softshell or Tyvek, perfect for using upcycle materials © Copyright by „von Lange Hand“ 2021 These instructions are only entitled for private use. Commercial use of the pattern without a corresponding license is prohibited! Usage licenses are available HERE Passing on, exchanging and reselling the pattern, the sewing instructions and extracts from them are expressly prohibited, as is publication and printing!
Today I'm sharing my Zippy Pouch Tute; if you're following the Selvage Along hosted by Jess @Quilty Habit and Renee @Quilts of a Feather you can make it with selvedge fabric but you can make it with standard fabrics too so if you're not a selvedge fan don't click away just yet! If you are interested in working with selvedges a great place to start is my What's a Selvedge? post and each week on the Selvage Along there are new project tutes added through to 21st September.so lots of time to start collecting selvedges and join in. ZIPPY POUCH TUTE This Zippy Pouch tute is very adaptable, you can make it to any size - today I'm sharing two zippy pouches: a Laptop/File Pouch; and also a Pencil Pouch. When you're making pouches it's hard to say for sure what the finished size will be, it's dependent upon on several factors during the making process. If in doubt make your pouch too large, it's safer and you can always trim/take in your seams later to resize if the finished pouch is too big. Here are my measurements for these projects: Laptop Case (fits a 15" laptop) I wanted a longer case than necessary to have room for accessories and books too so I cut my fabric at 18" (zipper edge) x 14", however, fabric cut at 18" x 11-1/2" would fit the laptop alone perfectly. Finished outside size = 16-1/4" (15-1/2" zipper opening) x 13-3/8" TIP: zipper opening on finished pouch should be slightly longer than longest measurement on laptop to allow laptop to slide comfortably into pouch. Pencil case fabric cut at 10-1/2" x 7" finished outside size = 9-1/2" (8-1/2" zipper opening) x 6-3/4" TIP: an average pencil case size is approx 8" wide (across the zipper) x 5" long based on the standard length of a pencil (7.5") but obviously you can make your case to any size you like. Basically, whatever size you want pouch to be you need fabric (selvedge fabric or any fabric) that measures at least 2" larger than you want for finished pouch. TIP: quilting fabric will cause it to distort and shrink so make allowances for that in measurements and finished pouch will also shrink when washed. Materials: 4 pieces of fabric that each measure your calculated size for your zippy pouch (2 x outer/selvedge and 2 x lining) 2 pieces of batting cut same size as your 4 fabrics 1 regular #3 coil plastic zipper (should be at least 2" longer than width you want finished pouch to be). NB: You can use a metal zipper at your own risk, you'll need to be more careful sewing over and cutting through the metal teeth. This tute isn't suitable for invisible zippers. Thread - matching or contrasting Notions: Basting spray Straight pins Glue stick and/or Clover Clips (both optional) Ruler Disappearing pen or marking pencil Standard zipper foot for your sewing machine 1/4" or walking foot Making Zippy Pouch: if you're using selvedges make two pieces of selvedge fabric at your calculated size using my How To Make Selvedge Fabric tute. If you're using ordinary fabric cut two pieces to your calculated size line each with batting and quilt as desired. For both fabric types, once quilted cut two fabrics to required size for the pouch. Cut two lining pieces to exact size of outer/selvedge fabric - you can use a whole piece of fabric or a pieced fabric as I have - this is a Kaffe Fassett Spot (Duck Egg) and a Philip Jacobs Iris & Peony (Green-2010). Add a zipper, matching or contrasting. Lay fabrics out exactly as shown in photos: - outer/selvedge fabric and lining fabric right side up with top edges together and zipper in centre with zipper pull closest to you; - place closed zipper face down on top of outer/selvedge fabric keeping zipper pull closest to you. It's really important to centre zipper on fabric so you have an overhang of zipper at both ends of fabric; - lay lining fabric right side down lined up along top edge with zipper and outer/selvedge fabric; - the zipper is the meat in outer/selvedge and lining fabric sandwich and is centred on the two fabrics hanging out at each end; and keep all long top edges lined up throughout. You can pin or Clover Clip these three layers together but my favourite method is to glue them, it's so wonderful to sew pin and Clover Clip free without having to hold fabric edges together at same time! If you want to try glue method, use a water-based glue stick and run it along top edge of fabric and stick fabric to zipper. Use plenty, don't stinge but try not to get it on zipper teeth as it makes zipper hard to pull, pinch with fingers to hold in place and press with iron to set glue. TIP: If you get glue on zipper teeth use warm water and a toothbrush to clean it away - the glue is water soluble. TIP: If fabric and zipper don't stick (sometimes this happens due to surface finish on some fabrics) just revert back to Clover Clips or pins. Thought I'd show you all three methods in one pic, hehe. This is how fabrics look attached together ready for sewing - they'll be layered with outer/selvedge fabric and lining facing each other and zipper facing down towards outer/selvedge fabric as in the picture with zipper pull at the top. I'm using Aurifil 50/2 thread #2805 - Light Turquoise. You only see thread along the top edge of the pouch so it can be matching or contrasting. Sewing Your Zipper: - switch machine to zipper foot; - needle all way to left (or if using a straight stitch only machine set zipper foot so you can sew on left side of it); - place main fabric on left of needle with wrong side of lining facing upwards; - put left edge of zipper foot tight against zipper teeth - you can feel them through lining fabric; and - sew a regular length stitch straight down length of fabric keeping zipper foot against zipper teeth throughout. Press outer/selvedge fabric and lining away from zipper teeth, wrong sides together. If you have glue on zipper spray with a little water and use a toothbrush to work it away. Now to attach fabrics to other side of zipper - again lay fabrics out exactly as shown in photos: - place second piece of outer/selvedge fabric and second lining fabric together right sides up as shown and with top edges of both central; - place zipper/fabrics already sewn directly on top of second outer/selvedge fabric so two outer/selvedge fabrics are right sides together and zipper is face down and lined up on right with zipper pull closest to you; - two linings will be facing you with top edges both central; - now place second lining fabric right side together with first lining fabric as shown in pic - all long edges and zipper should be lined up together; - bottom edges of linings won't line up exactly - this is due to zipper placement; - fabrics already sewn to the zipper become the meat in this latest fabric sandwich. Pin, Clover Clip or glue all top edges together as before. Sewing Your Zipper: - use zipper foot; - needle all way to left (or if using a straight stitch only machine set zipper foot so you can sew on left side of it); - place main fabric on left of needle with wrong side of lining facing upwards; - put left edge of zipper foot tight against zipper teeth - you can feel them through lining fabric; and - sew a regular length stitch straight down length of fabric keeping zipper foot against zipper teeth throughout. Press all four fabrics away from zipper teeth as before and your piece will now look like this on outside and this on inside. Note direction the zipper's facing. It should be facing upwards between outer/selvedge fabrics (as above) and downwards between lining fabrics (as below), if it isn't, then now's the time to remove zipper and turn it around. TIP: if you don't want to remove an incorrectly placed zipper you could consider whether lining fabric can be used as outer fabric and vice versa, could save time and effort if it'll work for you! Top stitch along both edges of fabric alongside zipper approx 1/8" onto fabric - I've used a 4.0 mm length stitch as in pic below. You can add top stitch with outer/selvedge or lining fabric uppermost if machine tension is correct then stitches should look as good from the top as they do from bottom. TIP: tug lightly on outer/selvedge and lining fabrics as you top stitch to pull them away from zipper teeth, you don't want tucks appearing that'll spoil the finish around zipper edge of pouch. Place a line of your long ruler along the line of the closed zipper - see pic below - the edge of the ruler now creates a perfect right angle for your side seam. Draw this right angle line side seam with a disappearing pen/marking pencil to ensure you have all layers correctly lined up. OPEN ZIPPER HALF WAY this is sooooo important if you forget to do it you'll cut your zipper pull off during next step. Please, please, please half open your zipper! Once zipper is open halfway cut through all layers, including zipper along drawn side seam lines - do this for both side seams. BEWARE You now have open unprotected ends at both ends of zipper. DON'T panic, you'll be absolutely fine just work carefully, DON'T move zipper pull from half way position as there's nothing to stop it falling off either end and DON'T go pulling on fabrics or throwing project around!!! Carefully separate fabric layers and lay outer/selvedge fabrics right sides together and lining fabrics right sides together. Carefully move fabrics to the sewing machine. Outer/selvedge seams are a little bulky - keep outer/selvedge seams and outer/selvedge fabric lined up together and do same for lining fabric and lining seams. Ensure zipper is folded and lying flat too. Sewing Instructions: - switch to 1/4" or walking foot; - sew a 1" line at 1/8" from fabric edge using a regular stitch length; - do same on both sides; - zipper ends are now securely closed again and you can work safely with your fabrics. ENSURE ZIPPER REMAINS HALF WAY OPEN Pin or Clover Clip around fabrics and sew around almost all of 4 sides as shown in diagram below using a 1/4" seam and regular length stitch - leave two-thirds of bottom edge of lining fabric open for turning fabrics later. TIP: if using my method for sewing on and off fabrics it'll make turning in finished seams later super easy - no fiddling trying to fold in edges for final join and attempting to press in place whilst burning your fingers. Using this method the fabric does all the work for you and automatically turns seams inwards, trust me it works!!! My Clover Clipped fabrics. Sewing that 1/4" seam. Be sure to leave that opening in lining fabric NOT in outer/selvedge fabric. You can just about see my turning stitches in pic below. TIP: Add another two short rows of stitches directly over existing stitching at both ends of zipper - these zipper ends have a lot of stress put on them when pouch is in use so make sure you've got some really solid stitching there. Trim four corners on diagonal but don't cut through corner seam stitches. Put hand in opening in lining and through half-open zipper - pull zipper fully open then turn fabric through so it's right sides outwards. Push out all four corners and seams at zipper ends. Wiggle side seams, particularly on outer/selvedge fabric to make seams open cleanly on the outside. Check pouch closes and zipper works correctly if it doesn't then retrace steps until you've undone your sewing enough to resew the dodgy bit and make things right. Once you're happy with pouch you can close bottom seam on the lining. See how fabric turns itself inwards along open seam, isn't that amazing?!!! I've closed the seam opening about 1/8" from the fabric edge. Tuck lining inside pouch and press everything flat. Fill and use your finished zippy pouch! NB: Pouch is for decorative use only and provides no protection for laptops or other electronic gadgets. I'm using my pouch to take my notes to class. And I couldn't resist making this pencil case to take to class too! I've used selvedges from my grey/black selvedge bag and topped it with a bright jade zipper to make it pop. It's also a perfect match for the lining - Eucalyptus in Jade from the Pretty Potent collection by Anna Maria Horner for Free Spirit. The other side of the pouch. And here's a MacBook Air pouch I made previously. If you make any pouches using my tute, selvedge or otherwise, do let me know, I love to see what you make and hear your stories. You can also share your images here in my Flickr group for items made using my tutes. Don't forget there's a Selvage Along midway/check-in linky today @Quilty Habit and @Quilts of a Feather and for lots more selvedge fabric and project tutes check out the full Selvage Along Schedule: 20 July - Intro posts @Quilty Habit and @Quilts of a Feather 24 July - Link up your selvedge pics @Quilty Habit and @Quilts of a Feather 27 July - Selvedge Strip Pillow Tute by Jess @Quilty Habit 3 August - Anna Maria Horner Selvedge Feathers Tute by Renee @Quilts of a Feather 10 August - Selvedge Zippy Pouch Tute by Chris @made by ChrissieD and a midway/check-in linky @Quilty Habit and @Quilts of a Feather 17 August - Selvedge Binding Tute by Yvonne @Quilting Jetgirl 24 August - Project by Vera @Negligent Style 31 August - Project by Jess @Elven Garden Quilts 14 September - Tute round up on @Quilty Habit and @Quilts of a Feather 21 September - Last linky party - link up all your selvedge projects! @Quilty Habit and @Quilts of a Feather ZIPPY POUCH TUTE Featured on: Clicking on an image will take you to a new page of crafty goodness :) Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only, no payment or commission is received on click-throughs and opinions are my own. 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Tela loneta de cotó orgànic half panamà amb estampat geomètric. Teixit de qualitat, resistent. Perfecte per a decoració, coixins, motxilles, bosses, estoigs, etc.
Patchwork Zipper Pouch DIY Tutorial
Tela loneta de algodón orgánico half panamá con estampado geométrico. Tejido de calidad, resistente. Perfecto para decoración, cojines, mochilas, bolsas, estuches, etc.
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Pyramid Triangle Zipper Coin Purse Tutorial
Tela loneta de algodón orgánico half panamá con estampado geométrico. Tejido de calidad, resistente. Perfecto para decoración, cojines, mochilas, bolsas, estuches, etc.
The finished measurements of this bag are approximately 4″(10㎝) W × 4″(10㎝) H × 4″(10㎝) D.
Box pencil case crochet pattern and how to.
Voici un lot de portes couverts en tissus enduit, lavable en machine.
