Charm packs aren't just for quilts! Make this cute fabric trinket dish! скачать в хорошем качестве

Charm packs aren't just for quilts! Make this cute fabric trinket dish!

Do you collect a lot of charm packs? I have dozens! If you aren't familiar, a charm pack is a type of quilting fabric that's pre-cut to 5" squares. You usually get them in packs with 42 pieces of fabric. I love buying charm packs because they're an affordable way to collect fabric (and I also hate cutting fabric when I'm making a quilt!) But you can make so much more than quilts with charm packs! Here is an updated version of this tutorial with additional tips for batch sewing (and slower narration):    • Charm Pack Trinket Dish (slow version) + B...   Read my blog for more information on this project: https://craftingwithclementine.com/ch... This is a super cute and easy project that uses just 4 charm squares. Once you get in your sewing groove, you can make these in about 10 minutes! They're perfect for last-minute gifts and work great for using little piece of fabric. If you don't have charm squares, you can of course make these with any 5" pieces of fabric. Project Notes You can easily adjust the final shape & dimensions of the dish by cutting the corners to a different size. In this video, I cut out a 1.25" square measuring from the edge of the fabric. To make your pouch a little wider around the base, you can cut a smaller square. For example, cutting a 1" square would make your pouch a little bigger and wider. It's completely up to you! Supplies I used: Charm pack fabric: https://amzn.to/4fnIwb1 (these are just some options. There are literally hundreds to choose from!) Batting: https://amzn.to/40s1ER2 (I really like the Warm & Natural brand) Odif 505 adhesive spray: https://amzn.to/3A7EJje (for attaching batting to the fabric. You can also just buy fusible batting) Straight pins: https://amzn.to/4f4E4Oq Thread: https://amzn.to/4f4mElg (Connecting Threads is my favorite budget-friendly option) (affiliate links) Chapters: 00:00 - About the project 00:45 - Sewing the top edges together 01:23 - Sewing the two pieces together 02:39 - Trimming the corners 03:37 - Sewing the corners 03:39 - Finishing the bag (turn and sew the opening with an invisible ladder stitch) As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.