How to sew a cosmetic pouch with a zipper: Easy step by step guide
Published on Thursday, October 06, 2022
I find little pouches are always useful. For cosmetics, chargers, pencils, sewing utensils, first aid products... They help me organizing all the essentials I want to keep within easy reach. What's more, sewing a pouch is a quick and satisfying DIY project which is ideal for beginner sewists. There are many ways to sew zipper pouches, but here is the way I like the most. This type is a wide, medium boxy pouch where you can see everything that is inside in a glimpse. The only part that can be tricky for beginners is placing the zipper. But don't worry, once you get the hang of it, no more unthreading would be needed. Soon you will be able to make a bag in less than an hour.
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Tiered dress pattern inspired by the Mira from Fibre Mood
Published on Friday, July 23, 2021
Generally, I am not one for super loose fits; my pear-like body shape looks better when the waist is form-fitting. When I saw the Mira dress, I knew I wanted to have the same, and not only during pregnancy. Here is another Fibre Mood inspired tutorial, with lots of ruffles to freshen up the hot summer.
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Sewing Charlotte wrap dress from Fibre Mood
Published on Wednesday, December 23, 2020
Since I have started to sew, I have been making a new outfit for Christmas and New Years’ Eve each year. This year isn't different - I have chosen a yellow mousseline fabric with little golden dandelions to shine bright for the well-deserved holiday season.
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Which sewing supplies should you choose?
Published on Tuesday, October 06, 2020
I started to sew on my own in the summer of 2018. I struggled a lot at the beginning, to the point of blaming my machine for not sewing well :D. The truth – **it was entirely my fault**. I just had to learn how to use it and how to sew. Here are a few things I learned along the way so that you **don’t end up making the same mistakes** I did.
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Variations of the Marigold tote bag tutorial
Published on Tuesday, September 29, 2020
The Marigold tutorial is the size and type of tote bag I prefer: big enough to carry my computer, small enough to take on travels. I also prefer to put the handles from the bottom, because it makes the handbag stronger and more durable. But **according to your preferences**, you can vary the bag by making it bigger or smaller, shorter or longer handles, with an inside or outside pocket etc.
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Marigold simple tote bag tutorial
Published on Saturday, August 29, 2020
Easy to sew tote bag tutorial accessible to complete beginners in sewing. The marigold is a pretty, all-purpose plant with a wide range of medicinal effects. The marigold tote bag is the same: all-purpose accessory for all seasons and occasions, and a great gift for friends or family.
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8 steps to sew your zero-waste fabric pouch
Published on Monday, June 22, 2020
It is an ideal project for beginners, but also great to get rid of fabric scraps, upcycle some old shirts, curtains or blankets. Even if you don’t have a sewing machine, you can still hand-sew this bag too! There are indeed many ways of sewing a reusable produce bag, but here is the quickest way I found.
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How to make a scrunchie under 15 minutes
Published on Tuesday, April 14, 2020
One of my favourite small sewing projects is making a scrunchie. Not only can I use my fabric scraps, but I also get a matching and stylish “bracelet” to my self-made outfits. If you don’t have a sewing machine, don’t worry, with a bit of patience, you can hand-sew a scrunchie too!
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