How to Make Beaded Fabric Bowl
Image by Red Blossom Designs
If you sew a lot, you’ll find this cute basket useful for your next projects. You can use this to store your clips when sewing instead of just scattering them all over your work area. This will definitely make your space organized and neat! Take out your fabric and batting scraps from your closet and use them to make this small storage instead of just throwing them away in the trash. Choose whatever color you like for the beads and the fabric, and make as many as you want. You can even use this as a jewelry basket. Learn how to make a beaded fabric bowl with this wonderful tutorial by Red Blossom Designs.
Materials:
- fabric scraps
- batting fabric
- CD or any round object
- marker
- pins
- 17 pieces 0.2 inches of beads
- sewing machine
- thread and needle
- paper
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Instructions:
Step 1:
Fold the fabric scrap in half. Make sure that it can fit the CD or the round object. Place the batting fabric on top of the fabric, then trace the CD using a marker. Secure the layers together nicely with a pin.
Step 2:
Take them to the sewing machine and sew on the drawn circle but make sure to leave an opening. Once done, cut the excess batting and fabric just above the sewn line with a pair of scissors. Remove the pins.
Step 3:
Flip the fabric right side out and sew the opening with a needle and thread.
Step 4:
Cut a 0.6-inch long strip of paper. This will be your guide once you are sewing the beads. Take your thread and needle, then sew one bead just below the edge. Use the 0.6-inch strip for the space between the first and next bead. Continue doing the same process until you reach the first bead. Once done, pull the thread to make it into a bowl. Once done, tie the ends with a knot to secure them properly.
