Flipping Out
Sturdy cases in two sizes store and carry pens and pencils, sewing tools, knitting needles, and more. Soft and Stable® provides great body and stability and ensures that the cases stand up and hold their shape. When open, the cases convert into desktop stands by folding down their tops, allowing easier access and visibility of contents without sacrificing stability. Mesh pockets on the inside help organize supplies. Each case zips shut for safe and secure storage. You will learn how to use just one side of the zipper tape to make a continuous zipper closure.
The outside of either case may be embellished with an optional ribbon border.
The pattern includes complete step-by-step instructions for cases in two sizes.
Small: 8½"H x 3½"W x 3½"D when closed, 4½"H x 3½"W x 3½"D when folded down
Large: 14½"H x 5½"W x 5½"D when closed, 8"H x 5½"W x 5½"D when folded down
Supply list:
Flipping Out Pattern
Sewing machine in good working order with power cord and foot pedal,
Zigzag foot, straight stitch foot, zipper foot, walking foot (optional but very helpful),
For small bag:1 fat quarter of outer fabric, 1 fat quarter of coordinating fabric, 11” x 16” By Annie Soft and Stable, ¼ yd fusible interfacing, 6” x 10” mesh fabric, 24” zipper.
For large bag: ½ yard main fabric, ½ yard coordinating fabric, 15” x 24” By Anniue Soft and Stable, ½ yard fusible interfacing,40” zipper,
thread to match fabrics,
bobbins wound with each thread,),
stiletto,
removable fabric marker or chalk marker,
rotary cutter with mat,
ruler,
pins,
Wonder Clips,
temporary basting spray (optional),
Basic sewing supplies (scissors, seam ripper, thread snips, etc.)
Class minimum: 4, class maximum: 8
Skill Level: | Beginner |
Skill Details: | |
Instructor: | Melody Kasprzak |
Instructor Bio: | Melody was taught to sew when she was 10 by her mother and has been sewing ever since. Her mom also taught her to embroider, including crewel and counted cross-stitch. Melody has tried other needle crafts, including needlepoint, knitting, crocheting, and quilting. Her projects usually start out with "Grandma, can you make...?" Machine embroidery is her current favorite. |
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