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Cuffs
cuffs from trims or scrap fabric
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Cut two 2 1/4 x 9 inch pieces from a pillowcase or scrap fabrics. (If using trim, cut two 9 inch length pieces). (This fits a 6 inch wrist size).
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Cut one same size of interfacing (medium weight). (I used iron-on interfacing). Iron interfacing to wrong side of one of your pieces.
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Right sides together, sew around your cuff, rounding the corners (if you like) and leave small opening on long straight side. Clip the rounded corners.
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Turn cuff right side out and push out corners. Top stitch the opening.
Attach snap parts - or add a button and buttonhole.
Embellish how you want!
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Posted By:SEWButterfly »
April 18, 2009 22:51
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Jet H.
19 Apr 12:49
cute, i like the big button on it.
Lordslolita
19 Apr 14:54
very cute <3
sanam b.
01 May 17:23
cute! gotta find some pretty fabric to try it. thanks for posting.
Stephanie
30 Aug 08:21
I was surfing around the wardrobe refashion blog and found a cute cuff I could make as part of my pledge and guess what... YOU MADE IT!!! yay...
xo Steph
Jeanine S.
11 Sep 20:17
neat! :D