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Case is lined and zipper opening.

Material Required:

Fabric and Lining 13" × 15" (35cm x 40cm)

Notions:  Thread, 9" (22 cm) zipper

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Envelope Wallet Sewing Sewing Project! Made from following a video by @Jia-sewing

Envelope Wallet Sewing Sewing Project! Made from following a video by @Jia-sewing   

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Handmade Crochet Pouches!

 

Handmade Crochet Pouches!

Single crochet stitching

Small Pouch

Starting with approximately 16 chain stitches and thereon row by row of single crochet stitches with 1 chain upon turning each row. Make number of rows according to your desired length. (20 rows which turned out to be 6 1/2 inches)

Large Pouch

Done the same with starting at 30 to 32 chain stitches......

Slip stitch edges accordingly.

Turn up and stitch by hand or sewing machine the sizes. Ensure all loose wool or yarn is weaved in.

Velcro closure.

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These handmade crochet pouches are such a joy to create and are wonderfully practical too. They’re perfect for keeping little essentials tidy — whether it’s sewing notions, crochet hooks, makeup, coins, or small keepsakes. I love how each pouch turns out slightly different, especially when playing with colour combinations and textures. That’s part of the charm of handmade pieces.

Crochet pouches also make thoughtful gifts and are a lovely way to use up leftover yarn from other projects. They’re quick to make, relaxing to work on, and very satisfying to finish. I hope this project inspires you to pick up your hook and create something both useful and beautiful — handmade items really do add a special touch to everyday life.

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Handmade crochet pouches like these are very popular across the crafting community and can be found in many creative spaces online. Crafters all over the world share their own versions, using different stitches, yarn weights, and embellishments such as buttons, linings, or drawstring tops. It’s lovely to see how one simple idea can be interpreted in so many unique ways, each reflecting the maker’s personal style and creativity.

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Sewing And Quilting A Laptop Bag

SEWING AND QUILTING 

LAPTOP BAG 

 

Sewing And Quilting A Laptop Bag

Cut four pieces of fabric at 14 1/2 inches by 10 inches.

Take two pieces of fabric and iron on fusible fleece of the same size.   Quilt accordingly.  

Stitch around the circumference of the two pieces with right sides together.  Leaving the top open for now by not stitching. 

Take the other two pieces and stitch also around the circumference of the two pieces with right sides together.  Leaving the top open as well, but at the bottom leave a gap for pulling through the bag inside out.  

Take both and serge all seams, but remember the gap to leave open. 

Press, and trim the corners for points.

With right sides together take the actual bag that is quilted and the lining by inserting the lining in the bag at the right sides matching seams and stitch and serge. 

Now take and pull through that gap to bring the bag out.   Point corners accordingly.   Press and form bags by matching the seams.   Take lining and close the gap and insert into the bag.  Top stitch.  Press.

Optional:  Add Velcro or Snaps or even a zipper. 

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Sewing & Quilting: Handmade Laptop & Tablet Bags

There’s something extra special about creating your own fabric accessories – not only do they protect your devices, but they also let you carry a little piece of handmade cheer wherever you go. ✂️💜

Recently, I stitched up these padded laptop and tablet bags using a bright and fun Easter egg print fabric. The cheerful design makes them perfect for springtime, and the quilted padding keeps the devices safe and snug.

What You’ll Need

• Cotton fabric (your choice of print – seasonal, floral, or even plain for a classic look)

• Batting or fusible fleece for padding

• Lining fabric

• Sewing machine, thread, scissors, and pins

• Measuring tape

Step-by-Step

1. Measure your device – laptop or tablet – then add about 1 inch on each side for seam allowance and padding.

2. Cut your pieces – outer fabric, lining, and batting.

3. Quilt the outer fabric and batting together for sturdiness.

4. Sew the bag panels right sides together, leaving the top open.

5. Add the lining – stitch around and turn inside out.

6. Finish the top edge neatly by folding over and topstitching.

And just like that, you’ve got a custom, quilted laptop or tablet bag! 🎉

Variations

• Add a button or Velcro closure for extra security.

• Sew in a pocket for cords or pens.

• Choose different fabrics for the seasons (florals for summer, cozy plaids for winter).

Here are the two I made – one for a tablet, one for a laptop:

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Patchwork Made With Scrap Fabric Pieces

Blanket And Pillows

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Creating a patchwork blanket and pillows using scrap fabric pieces is a fantastic way to repurpose materials while expressing your creativity! Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:

Materials Needed:

1. Scrap Fabric: Gather pieces of fabric in various colors and patterns.
2. Batting: For the blanket, you’ll need batting for warmth and structure.
3. Backing Fabric: A solid piece of fabric for the back of the blanket.
4. Sewing Machine and Thread: Choose a thread color that complements your fabrics.
5. Rotary Cutter or Scissors: For cutting fabric pieces.
6. Cutting Mat: To protect your surfaces while cutting.
7. Iron: To press your fabric pieces for neat seams.
8. Pins or Clips: For holding fabric pieces together while sewing.

Steps to Create a Patchwork Blanket:

1. Design Your Layout: Plan how you want your blanket to look. You can create a random design or choose a pattern (like squares or rectangles).
2. Cut Fabric Pieces: Cut your scrap fabric into uniform pieces. Common sizes are 5x5 inches or 6x6 inches, but you can adjust based on your preference.
3. Sew the Fabric Pieces: Begin by sewing the pieces together in rows. Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance for consistent stitching. Press the seams open with an iron.
4. Assemble the Blanket Top: Once you’ve created enough rows, sew them together to form the full top of the blanket.
5. Layer the Quilt: On a flat surface, layer the backing fabric (wrong side up), then the batting, and finally the patchwork top (right side up).
6. Baste the Layers: Use pins or clips to hold the layers together, ensuring they don’t shift while you quilt.
7. Quilt the Layers: Sew through all three layers to secure them. You can do straight lines, a grid pattern, or free-motion quilting for a creative touch.
8. Trim Excess Fabric: Trim any excess batting and backing fabric around the edges.
9. Finish the Edges: Fold the backing fabric over the front edge to create a binding. Sew it down to finish your blanket.

Making Patchwork Pillows:

1. Decide on Pillow Size: Common sizes are 16x16 inches or 18x18 inches.
2. Cut Fabric Pieces for the Front: Similar to the blanket, cut your scrap fabric into squares or strips.
3. Sew the Front Panel: Assemble and sew the patchwork panel for your pillow front.
4. Cut Backing Fabric: Cut a piece of fabric for the pillow back (you might want to use a single solid piece or patchwork as well).
5. Assemble the Pillow: Place the front and back pieces right sides together, sew around the edges leaving a small opening for stuffing.
6. Turn and Stuff: Turn the pillow cover right side out, then stuff it with your chosen fill (polyester stuffing, for instance).
7. Sew the Opening: Hand-stitch or machine-stitch the opening closed.

Tips:

• Experiment with Colors: Don’t be afraid to mix and match different fabrics to achieve a unique look.
• Use a Variety of Textures: Different fabric textures, like cotton, linen, and flannel, can add interest to your project.
• Personalize It: Add embellishments like buttons, embroidery, or appliqué for a personal touch.

Creating a patchwork blanket and pillows can be a fulfilling project that not only redeems scrap fabric but also enhances your living space with unique, handmade items. Enjoy your sewing journey!

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Coin Purse With Velcro

COIN PURSE WITH VELCRO 

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Sewing Of Coin Purse With Velcro Closure, Half Moon Shape

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Sewing a coin purse with a Velcro closure in a half-moon shape is a fun and manageable project! Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you make one.

Materials Needed:

• Fabric: Choose your outer fabric and lining (cotton, canvas, or felt work well).
• Velcro strips: One piece for closure.
• Sewing machine (or hand sewing supplies): Needles, thread matching the fabric, pins/clips.
• Scissors or rotary cutter
• Fabric marking tool or chalk
• Optional: Interfacing for extra sturdiness.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Cut Your Fabric:

   • Cut two half-moon shapes from the outer fabric and two from the lining. The size can be around 6 inches wide and 3 inches high, but you can adjust dimensions as desired.
   • If using interfacing, cut it the same size as the outer fabric pieces.

2. Prepare the Velcro:

   • Cut a strip of Velcro about 2-3 inches long. You’ll attach one part to the lining and one part to the outer fabric.

3. Interface (if using):

   • Iron the interfacing onto the wrong side of the outer fabric pieces to give them added structure.

4. Sew the Velcro:

   • Attach one side of the Velcro to the center of one of the outer fabric pieces and the other side to the center of one of the lining pieces. You can sew straight lines or a box pattern for added security.

5. Sew the Purse:

   • Place the two outer fabric pieces right sides together and sew around the curved edge, leaving the straight edge open. Use a 1/4-inch seam allowance.
   • Repeat with the lining pieces, but leave a 2-3 inch gap on the straight edge of the lining for turning the purse later.

6. Trim the Edges:

   • Carefully trim the seam allowance around the curve to reduce bulk, without cutting into the stitches.

7. Turn the Purse:

   • Turn the outer fabric right side out, and push out the seams for a nice shape.
   • Then, turn the lining piece right side out as well.

8. Insert the Outer Fabric:

   • Place the outer fabric inside the lining (right sides together) so that the edges align.

9. Sew the Top Edge:

   • Sew around the top edge (the open edges of the lining and outer fabric).

10. Turn the Purse Right Side Out:

    • Pull the outer fabric through the gap in the lining and align the edges.

11. Finish the Lining:

    • Tuck the lining inside the purse, and sew the gap closed (you can do this by hand for a neat finish).

12. Final Touches:

    • Press your purse and ensure the Velcro aligns properly when closed.

Tips:

• Customize your coin purse with embellishments like embroidery or fabric paint.
• Use contrasting thread for a decorative touch along the seams.

Would you like any help with specific techniques or materials?