Showing posts with label sew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sew. Show all posts

Sunday, January 11, 2015

DIY Sew: Iphone Case

 
Materials:
1/4 yard of fabric
1/4 yard of interfacing
1 magnetic snap
plastic iphone case
embroidery floss
 
Step 1: Cut two pieces of interfacing: 4.25" x 2.5" and 8.5" x 5"
Cut two pieces of fabric: 8.5" x 2.5" and 8.5" x 10"
 
 
Step 2: Install snaps: use fabric chalk and draw a vertical line at 2.75" about an 1.5" in from there place a washer. Use a pen and mark both slits of the washer. Use scissors to cut slits where the marks are. Placing the interfacing under the fabric install the snap.
 




Step 3: With Good sides of fabric touching pin and sew three sides of the fabric

 

Step 4: Fold in fabric on side you did not yet sew, and sew
 

 
Step 5: Fold in fabric 2.5", pin and sew only the top and bottom



 
Step 6: Take your smaller piece of fabric and interfacing and install the opposite side of the snap. Mark slits, cut, install snap.


Step 7: Fold fabric over, pin and sew (top, bottom, and left side only)
 


 
Step 8: Turn fabric right side out, fold in remaining fabric and sew up right side only
 

Step 9: Sew the smaller piece of fabric onto the larger piece


Step 10: Cut out a hole for your phone's camera


Step 11: Use embroidery floss and sew around the edges of the camera hole


Step 12: Super glue a plastic iphone case into the inside back portion of your fabric, let dry, and pop in phone



 
Done!!


Sunday, March 16, 2014

DIY Cape

I'm not sure if a sewing project can get much easier than this one. All you need is 1 1/2 yards of fleece fabric, two buttons, thread, scissors, ruler and a about a half hour of time.
Here's the tutorial in a few easy steps:
Cut fabric to 44" by 55.5"
Fold Fabric in half

And in half again

Create the neck hole: In the corner where all fleece connects (in this case top left) measure 3" by 3" and cut out a semi-circle.
On the opposite side of the neck hole cut out a semi-circle

Unfold fabric; cut fabric to neck hole

Make two button holes


Use a seam ripper to open the button holes


Hand sew on two buttons


Complete!!