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Old 01-08-2018, 10:04 AM
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I thought there was a way to do the needle case without turning and just pinked edges. If you like how it looks, this is how I did it.[ATTACH=CONFIG]586771[/ATTACH]
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]586772[/ATTACH]I traced the same pattern pieces
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Old 01-08-2018, 10:09 AM
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]586773[/ATTACH]I put my fabric right sides out and traced the outline for the case. I used my 1/4 inch foot to top stitch 1/4 inch in from the outline. I also cut my yellow felt out.
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Old 01-08-2018, 10:13 AM
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Since I had problems with the hook Velcro, I decided to put a buttonhole. If you would rather do Velcro you can. I stitched the buttonhole before using my scissors to cut out the shape slightly beyond my chalk mark. I did this because I wanted to fold up the shape and then pink the edges all at once. I did have to [ATTACH=CONFIG]586774[/ATTACH]finish the pink edges in the center after it was folded out.
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I centered my felt and marked the intersections with my Frixion pen and stitched the fold lines. I then folded and ironed it into shape. When I was satisfied with the folds, I put in a pin to hold it and pinked the outer edges. I opened it up to finish the edges that are hidden when folded. Be careful [ATTACH=CONFIG]586775[/ATTACH] when pinking that you do not cut any of your top stitching.
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Old 01-08-2018, 10:23 AM
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Sew on you button and it is done.
Important Note:if you decide to do Velcro, the Velcro is sewn on BEFORE you sew on the felt.
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That is too cute! Thanks for the tute.

(I really didn't mean to put a cheesy rhyme in there <g>)
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I might be a little dense, but do you need a button and a button hole if you have velcro?

These are just way too cute and I have everything on hand. Could you use a nice thick flannel instead of the felt?

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I sew with a group and I think I need to make a few of these! Thanks for posting.
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Thanks for the tute! This is awesome!
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