Geek Chic Gift Card Holder Cut n Sew Panel Sew Along
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- 🎉 Welcome to the Geek Chic Gift Card Holders Sew Along! 🎉
In this exciting sew-along, we'll be creating adorable gift card holders using the Geek Chic Cut n Sew Panel. Perfect for gifts or personal use, these gift card holders are both functional and stylish. Join me as we sew up a set of these fun and practical accessories!
✨ What You’ll Learn:
❄️How to cut and prepare your fabric panel
❄️Step-by-step assembly instructions
❄️Tips for adding snaps or hook and loop tape for closure
❄️Creative ideas for personalizing your gift card holders
🧵 Materials Needed:
❄️Geek Chic Gift Card Holders Cut n Sew Panel ( groups/geekchicfabrics)
❄️Basic sewing supplies (machine, thread, etc.)
❄️Snaps or hook and loop tape for closures
❄️Optional: additional embellishments for a custom touch
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Happy sewing and see you in the next video! ✂️💖
This is such a great 🎉scrap-buster🎉
Love this idea for small scraps! Thank you!
Thanks for watching! 😍😍 Glad you like the gift card holders idea!!
Aww super cute what a great gift idea ❤️
Thank you 🤗 I think so too!!!
Thank you I'll do that for christmas
I can’t wait to see yours! Don’t forget to join our Facebook group if you haven’t already and share in there when you finish 😍
Awesome video! If using our own fabric, what are the measurements of the raw fabric? Thanks!
Thank you! I don’t know exact measurements if you do this on your own as I didn’t think to measure the panel before I cut. I would take a gift card and measure the length and width. Add a 1/2” to the length and multiply the width by 4 and add a 1/2”. That should give you the proper size with a 1/4” seam allowance.
@@sewingwiththehubthanks!!