Instructions
- Cut fabrics
- Sew the short sides together using a 1/4" seam allowance. Press flat.
- Fold the long sides to the center and press.
- Stitch along the the short ends using a 1/4" seam allowance.
- Turn right sides out.
- Insert tissues.
Full Answer
How do I make a pouch?
You can make the pouch any size you like. Fold your fabric in half and measure up from the fold to find the location 6 in (15 cm) from the fold. Mark the fabric at this point with a pencil. Then, measure across the fabric at this point to find the location 6 by 6 in (15 by 15 cm) from the raw edge. Cut the fabric using these marks to guide you.
How do you make a tissue bag?
Instructions 1 Cut fabrics 2 Sew the short sides together using a 1/4" seam allowance. Press flat. 3 Fold the long sides to the center and press. 4 Stitch along the the short ends using a 1/4" seam allowance. 5 Turn right sides out. 6 Insert tissues. More ...
How do you make a tissue paper pillow?
Instructions Cut fabrics Sew the short sides together using a 1/4" seam allowance. Fold the long sides to the center and press. Stitch along the the short ends using a 1/4" seam allowance. Turn right sides out. Insert tissues.
How do you make a baby quilt with tissue?
Instructions 1 Cut fabrics 2 Sew the short sides together using a 1/4" seam allowance. Press flat. 3 Fold the long sides to the center and press. 4 Stitch along the the short ends using a 1/4" seam allowance. 5 Turn right sides out. 6 Insert tissues.
How do you make pocket tissue?
1:044:58Make a Homemade Decorative Pocket Tissue Holder DIY Sewing Project ...YouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipFor the lining fabric you need a piece of fabric measuring five and a half inches. By seven and aMoreFor the lining fabric you need a piece of fabric measuring five and a half inches. By seven and a half inches. You'll also of course need your pack of pocket tissues.
How do you make a tissue packet cover?
3:067:19How to Sew a Tissue Case - FREE Tutorial - EASY Tissue coverYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipPlace your little case with a lining side facing up and then fold over your outside pieces. So thatMorePlace your little case with a lining side facing up and then fold over your outside pieces. So that you are covering one of the piping pieces. Directly over the other.
How do you make a double sided tissue pouch?
fabric tissue holder Instructions.Cut your fabrics. ... Fold the long side of the pocket piece down 1/4″. ... Place the pocket on 1 of the body pieces. ... Place the second body piece on top (right side down). ... Pin sides and stitch both sides closed, leaving the top and bottom open.Fold right side out.Press seams flat.More items...
How do you make a mini tissue holder?
2:315:36DIY Mini Tissue Holder | The Sewing Room Channel - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipLeave your needle down and press your foot up and turn the tissue holder to stitch down the otherMoreLeave your needle down and press your foot up and turn the tissue holder to stitch down the other side on the folded areas make sure you go back and forth a few times to secure it.
Step 1: Make a Pocket Tissue Holder
Cut your fabrics to the designated sizes. I used some scrap fabrics that I had on hand. In my example the red and white fabric is the outer fabric and the solid red is the lining fabric. You will notice that the lining fabric is larger than the outer fabric. This is done on purpose.
Step 2: Make a Pocket Tissue Holder
With right sides together sew the lining piece to the outer piece at the short ends using a 1/4″ seam allowance. You will notice that there will be a difference in lengths of the long sides. Don’t worry. This will make sense when you press the fabric.
Step 3: Make a Pocket Tissue Holder
Turn the piece right sides out and press flat so that there is 1/4″ of the lining showing on each side of the outer fabric. There is a lot of pressing in this project and in all sewing projects. In fact a good iron is on my list of sewing room must haves. I purchased this iron about a year ago and I absolutely love it.
Step 4: Make a Pocket Tissue Holder
Fold the long edges so that the meet in the center of the piece and press. You should only be seeing the lining fabric at this point.
Step 5: Make a Pocket Tissue Holder
Stitch along the short ends. I used an overlock stitch on my regular sewing machine for this to protect the raw edges but you can use a straight stitch and follow it up with a zig zag or just keep it raw. It is totally up to you.
Step 6: Make a Pocket Tissue Holder
Turn the piece right sides out and put in your tissues and you have completed your pocket tissue holder.
Step 2: Fuse the fleece
Fuse the fleece to the large outer piece and one lining piece following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Step 3: Create the tissue holder Piece
Fold the smaller outer piece and the secondary outer piece in half lengthwise and press. Topstitch along the fold of both pieces. Place the secondary outer piece on the bottom of the lining piece with the fleece and clip. Place the folded outer piece on the top of the lining piece and clip.
Step 4: Add the zipper
Find the center of the main outer piece and one of the lining pieces and mark. Find the center of the zipper and mark. Place the lining right sides up on your work surface. Lay the zipper right sides up on the lining so that the centers match. Fold under the tails of the zipper and pin. Place the outer piece right sides down. Pin all three layers.
Step 5: Create the tissue pouch
Fold the pieces so that the outer pieces match and the lining pieces match. Make sure that the zipper is open. This is important. Stitch all the way around the pouch using a 3/8″ seam allowance leaving an opening in the lining bottom for turning. Clip the corners. Turn the pouch right sides out through the opening in the lining and the zipper.
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