Hello Everyone,
I have made another fabric scrap project. Instead of crumb piecing as in my last post, I cut the left over fabric in to 1 1/2” x 2 1/2” rectangles. When pieced together in pairs along the 2 1/2” edge, the pairs become 2 1/2” squares and if pieced together in alternating directions it turns in to a basket weave like pattern.
Hello Everyone,
Lately I have been playing around with my scraps while deciding what my next big project is going to be and what direction I want to go with my sewing.
I think it’s fun with scrap projects. The keyring/zipper pouch in the picture is made with cut off corners from pencilcases I made earlier in the year.
It is a simple zipper pouch that’s 2″x2″ with boxed bottom corners and a tab with a 1″ split ring.
The two mini baskets in the picture above is made from corners cut off from boxed zipper pouches I made last year. They are about 2″x2″ in the base and 1″-1 1/4″ in height. I have made the lining 1/2″ higher so it “wraps” around the top edge and looks like a binding.
Until next time Happy Sewing and Take Care!
Annika
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I have been sewing box zipper pouches this past week and a half. I found a blog post in dutch from Spiegelstiksels that showed how to make them in a really neat way in pencil case size. Google Translate didn’t do a very good job this time. I will show you how I made them and the measurements I used.
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I have been working a bit more with my fabric scraps. I made a basket to store what was left of this pile of scraps. This time I chose darker fabrics. Here is how I made it:
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It is a very cold and windy day here today so it is a perfect day for sewing and indoor activities.
One of my girls wanted me to make The Szoke Bag by Andreia Salgueiro. We found the pattern online earlier this year on the Petit a Petit + Family blog.
