Do you like to take a sewing project with you when you go out?
The Sew & Go Project Case is a useful little fold-up caddy. It was designed with different kinds of storage to organise everything you might need when hand sewing on the go. It has:
• pockets for your embroidery thread bobbins
• divided elastic to hold scissors and a seam ripper
• a felt needlecase with two layers so you have space for needles and pins
• a spool holder to store regular sewing thread
• a storage pouch which converts into a tray so you can keep your project organised whenever you put it down
The finished size of the case is 8 ¼” wide x 8” high x 1 ½” deep.
Inside the case is a layer of foam stabiliser. I used Vleiseline Style-Vil, but you could use Pellon Flex Foam, or By Annie’s Soft and Stable.
Other items I use during this video:
• Washi tape. If you don’t have any, you can use painter’s tape, or masking tape.
• Air-erasable fabric marker
• Awl
• Fabric glue stick
• Spray glue
• Hump jumper
All of these items are available to buy online, or from your friendly local sewing shop!
This pattern is designed to be sewn on a domestic sewing machine; I use a Janome DKS 100.
If you have any questions, you can comment below, or feel free to contact me through my website, www.hazelapatterns.co.uk/contact I love to chat about sewing with fellow enthusiasts!
This video goes with a photo tutorial and pattern which you can buy here: www.sewfabulousfabrics.co.uk/sew--go-project-case-pdf-pattern-3153-p.asp or on Etsy www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SewFabulousFabricsGB?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1086319532&from_page=listing
When you buy the pattern will receive two files, one with the photo tutorial, and one with the pattern pieces. The video follows along with the tutorial, step by step.
Chapter listing:
• Intro 0:10
• You will need 4:26
• Before you begin sewing 4:46
• Step one - Inner pocket 9:10
• Step two - Spool holder 20:14
• Step three - Storage pouch 24:22
• Step four - Binding 38:46
• Step five - Finish inner cover 46:36
• Step six - Finish case 51:53
The gorgeous sewing-themed Dashwood Fabrics I use for this project come from www.sewfabulousfabrics.co.uk/
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