Sewing a pencil case: You always need them - small containers that help us tame the chaos of everyday life. In my tutorial, I'll show you with a sewing video how even beginners can sew a pencil case easily and quickly!
Whether for make-up brushes, toothbrushes, pens, sewing supplies, or hair clips: They are simply indispensable. It's cool when they also match your handbag or toiletry bag!
With my super simple tutorial, you can sew a cute little pouch out of your favorite fabric in no time at all.
Sewing a pencil case: What you need for it
- 22 * 23 cm outer fabric (e.g., this lovely horse fabric*)
- 22*23 cm lining fabric
- 22*23 cm Decovil light*
- approx. 14 cm double-folded bias tape*
- Needle & thread
- 1 zipper*
-
Wonder Tape* for basting
- Place the lining fabric with the wrong side facing up.
- Place the interfacing and outer fabric on top with the right side facing up.
- Finish the edges with an overlock or zigzag stitch.
- Now prepare the longer edges with Stylefix for the zipper.
- Place the zipper with the pretty side facing up on the edge.
- Press down firmly and sew close to the edge with a straight stitch using a zipper foot.
- Place the edges of the zipper together and mark the center.
- Place the zipper exactly on the mark and pin in place.
- Sew with a straight stitch.
- Cut off the excess zipper end and finish the edge with bias tape.
- Fold in the ends flush.
- Then flip over, fold the bias tape over, and topstitch.
- Sew the open edges of the bias tape together with a few stitches using color-matching thread.
Et voilá! Finished!
Happy Simple Sewing
Yours, Sabine








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