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Tissue case tutorial
Finished size:
9x13 cm
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Step 1- Outer fabric, 22x15 cm (if the outer fabric is thin, iron fusible interfacings to strengthen it)
- Lining fabric, 18x15 cm
- ribbon, 4 cm
Note: 1 cm seam allowance is included.Thread
Sewing machine
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Step 2Place lining fabric on top of outer fabric, right sides together.
Sew with 1 cm allowance.
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Step 3Sew the other side.
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Step 4Turn the right sides out, the fabric is now formed like a tube.
Iron the seam allowances toward the lining side.
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Step 5Flatten the tube and iron it.
Since the lining fabric is shorter, the outer fabric will fold at the edges.
Now we have one lined piece, measured about 18x15 cm.
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Step 6Turn over the lined piece.
Mark the center points of both of the long sides.
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Step 7Fold the edges to meet at the center.
Fold the 4 cm ribbon and insert it in one of the sides, about 1 cm from folded edge.
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Step 8Sew both sides with 1 cm seam allowance.
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Step 9Trim the corners to make turning easier.
The raw edges are trimmed with zigzag scissors, you can just leave it raw or finish them using zigzag stitches.
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Step 10Turn the right sides out. Use a rather sharp tool (knitting needle, chopstick, etc) to pick the corners.
Iron the finished case one more time for a neater look.
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Step 11Make more!
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