Looking for a fast and fun sewing project? This pencil case tutorial is the perfect solution! Using just a few fabric scraps and a zipper, you can craft a custom pencil case in no time. The process is straightforward, from sketching the pattern to sewing the zipper and assembling the case. This charming little project is not only practical but also a thoughtful gift idea. Get creative and make a bunch to share with your loved ones!
The finished measurements of this bag are approximately 8¼″(21㎝) W × 2¾″(7㎝) H × 1¼″(3㎝) D.
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Seam allowances are 3/8″ unless otherwise specified.
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To make this you will need:
◆ Main Panel
② 10½″ × 4¼″ (26.5㎝ × 10.5㎝) Outer layer
② 10½″ × 4¼″ (26.5㎝ × 10.5㎝) Lining
② 10½″ × 4¼″ (26.5㎝ × 10.5㎝) Fusible fleece
◆ Others
① 6¾″ × 1⅝″ (17㎝ × 4㎝) Outer layer
① 8″ (20㎝) Zipper
Fold the strip piece in half, wrong sides together to make a crease. Then fold each edge in toward the middle and press. Stitch along both long edges of the strip, 1/8” from the edge. Fold in half to make your strip.
Place the strip on the right side of the outer layer and sew.
Bend zipper ends in place and sew (at both the pull side and end stop side).
With assembled lining right side up, center zipper right side facing up along top edge. Place the outer layer, right side down on top. Pin in place. Using your zipper foot, sew along top edge using a 3/8″ seam allowance.
Open out, press pieces away from the zipper.
Attach the outer and lining to the other side of the zip the same way.
Open out, press pieces away from and top stitch on both 1/8” away from the zipper.
Flip the layers so the outer bag pieces are right sides together, and the lining pieces are right sides together.
Sew the sides and bottom with an allowance of about 3/8″, leaving an opening on the lining.
Combine the seams so that a flat base is formed. Sew with an allowance of about 3/8″.
Turn it right side out by pulling the fabric through the opening. And sew up this opening.
YOU ARE FINISHED!
Happy sewing!
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