Image by wandee easy sewing via Youtube
Do you have some fabric scraps from your previous sewing projects and don’t know what to do with them? Turn them into these small fabric storage baskets. It’s a wonderful idea by wandee easy sewing on Youtube. You can store different items here, like your sewing clips, pieces of jewelry, keys, coins, or receipts. It’s super simple and quick to make. Beginners can easily follow the steps as they are very clear. I made a lot of these and gave them to some friends and family members. They found it really useful to organize small things at home. Read on or watch the video below for full instructions. Happy sewing!
All of the pieces are 10″ by 10″ in size
Note: finished size – H: 2 1/2″, L: 5 1/4″, W: 5 1/4″
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Place the interfacing on the back of the outer fabric and press with an iron. Set aside.
Place the outer fabric with interfacing on top of the cotton batting right side up. Next, place the lining on the top right side down. Mark a 3″ line for the opening. Sew around using a 1/4″ seam allowance. Trim off some of the cotton batting to remove some of the bulk, then cut the corners just above the stitch line.
Turn the fabric right side out from the opening. Close the gap with hand stitching. Sew right around the edge with a 1/8″ seam allowance.
Measure 2 5/8″ from the corners and mark. Connect the points by folding the corners. Secure them with pins. Hand sew it on the marks, then flip it.
Press the corners open and fold the tips toward the outside. Secure them with pins.
Sew the buttons on the tips.