A small bunting garland from scraps
One paper template turns assorted scraps into bunting with a consistent shape, even when every print is different.
Sewing, small fabric projects and the details that make them work.
One paper template turns assorted scraps into bunting with a consistent shape, even when every print is different.
Finish the open top first, then attach the pocket to the larger fabric panel.
Boxed corners create the base of this lined fabric basket. A paper mock-up helps explain how the flat pieces become a three-dimensional shape.
A lined pouch becomes easier to understand when you build the first zipper edge as a simple fabric sandwich.
Small fabric tabs create a buffer between a zipper and the side seams of a pouch.
Handle length depends on how you carry the bag and how much strap disappears into the attachment.
The fabric tube supplies the gathers; the elastic inside determines how tightly the scrunchie holds.
A soft sleeve reduces light rubbing but does not replace a rigid case that protects glasses from pressure.
Raising four corners turns a flat fabric square into a small tray for lightweight objects.