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Originally Posted by tymia
(Post 5771827)
Several weeks or maybe months ago a tut was posted with measurments for a tissue cover that was made from 5 pieces of fabric. One for the bottom, then the other 4 were folded in half vertically, then placed with the fold inward around the flat piece, then sew around the complete perimiter then turn and you had a tissue case that was lined. The one they showed on the picture had a big button and the case was made with a plaid and floral pattern I think. I need to find the tut again, can anyone help me.
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Originally Posted by mzzzquilts
(Post 5771854)
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Originally Posted by Auntie Em
(Post 5776862)
This one looks so easy....can't wait to try it!!!
I've done close to 300. Excellent way to use scraps and quick, too! |
I think this is the one you are looking for. I saved the web site under my "Future Project List"
http://www.tishastamps.com/my_weblog...-kong-and.html |
I've made both the 'super-easy' and the folded cases and they're both fun! Both are quick, pretty and friendly!
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Originally Posted by dellareya
(Post 5777457)
I think this is the one you are looking for. I saved the web site under my "Future Project List"
http://www.tishastamps.com/my_weblog...-kong-and.html This is as cute as a button! tee hee |
i skipped this the first time. the one with the button is so cute! i will have to make some of those in my "down-time". they look so easy to make! thank you for the link.
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Originally Posted by rush88888
(Post 5781531)
i skipped this the first time. the one with the button is so cute! i will have to make some of those in my "down-time". they look so easy to make! thank you for the link.
I've still got a few pieces of trouser legs from shopping bags, and I'm going to use some of that for the backs of the holders. I cut maybe 20 backs just a bit ago. So, now I'll be doing a few more. I've got to quit clicking on links on here. |
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