Project
Ultrasuede Tissue Pouch
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Introduction
Resources: We used Ultrasuede from Field's Fabrics, 616-455-4570.
Materials
- Scissors
- Ultrasuede in various colors
- Tissue pouch template
- Adhesive, such as Fabri-Tac
- Glue
- Button
- Scalloped edgers
Steps
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Step 1 of 6
Cut a 6-by-7-inch piece of ultrasuede. Print the tissue pouch template and cut out the shapes.
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Step 2 of 6
For the sandpiper design, start with a different color of ultrasuede, trace the shape of the bird's body and feather on it, and cut out. Apply a dab of adhesive to the back of the body and glue onto the center of the large piece of ultrasuede.
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Step 3 of 6
Glue wing to the body and a small button to the head for an eye.
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Step 4 of 6
Topstitch a single line along the center of the wing; topstitch two straight lines for the legs.
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Step 5 of 6
Fold in the long ends of the piece so they meet in the middle and secure in place with a bit of tape. Don't use pins, as they leave permanent holes.
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Step 6 of 6
Topstitch along each short end with scalloped edgers.
Reviews (4)
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Should the last sentence read "Topstitch along each short end and trim with scalloped edgers"? Unless I'm mistaken, 'edgers' are scissors that leave a design instead of a straight edge.
These instructions are very confusing and poorly laid out! I agree with Virginia about the missing # 3.
I would expect directions for kids' crafts to be much more clear. I wouldn't give this to teens to do on their own without rewriting the instructions.
Summer Dance, check out the no-sew tissue pouch , which was a craft of the day last month. http://www.marthastewart.com/article/tissue-pouch There's a photo of the back there. it's just a slit down the back, but on that one you actually overlap by about 1/2".
They should have put the number 3 right before the word 'fold'.
Nice but would like to see flip side