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Tissue Pouch
Keep the sniffles at bay with a cutesy tissue pouch.
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Use a tissue to measure out your fabric. Cut a rectangle this is a couple of inches wider than the tissue and 3 times the height of the tissues with a couple more inches allowance.
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You will need two squares of fabric, one for your lining and one for the cover.
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Place the fabric squares on top of each other so that the wrong side of the fabric is facing out. Sew along the edges, leaving a small gap on one side.
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Pull the fabric inside out through the small gap you left so that the right side of the fabric is now facing out. Lay it down so that the cover fabric is facing up.
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Fold the two sides of the fabric in so that the edges meet in the middle, pin this along the edges.
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Sew along the edges, notice that you are now sewing up the gap you left earlier.
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Fold inside out again and fill with tissues, yay.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
September 13, 2006 15:31
Popular tags: Dressmaking / Tailoring, Revamping, Painting & Decorating, Gothic, Christmas, Embellishing, Beadwork, and Clothing & Fabric
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Cat Morley
14 Sep 09:41
Yeah, my tissue boxes always get knocked over and crushed after too long. This is a great way of avoiding that.
Kayla
14 Sep 11:36
What a great idea! so much cuter than the cardboard boxes tissues come in ..
KnitXCoRe
14 Sep 22:47
i adore that fabric!!!
Becka
14 Sep 22:47
That is one excellent idea. I would really like this for my car | auto. Handy dandy.
Cat Morley
14 Sep 23:59
Hehe, the fabric is from ikea, only 2 a meter.
29 Apr 16:16
This is adorable! :)
Jocelyn A.
19 Sep 18:42
made one with velcro straps for car visor thing! works like a charm
Crafty M.
08 Jan 04:54
I am new to sewing this seems pretty easy to make, so going to give it a try. Thank you so much for the tut
Amber
08 Jun 02:25
this is adorable! i think it would make a great gift to!
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
12 Jun 17:02
Aww superr cute
rawr
17 Apr 14:05
did you use ikea fabric?