Showing posts with label Sewing zone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sewing zone. Show all posts

Saturday, March 18, 2017

My Love for adorable self-sew multi-utility pouches



Hi Folks,

      I waited long to upload a new post as I am fully engaged in my new job ( As a mom). Nevertheless, hunger for doing something creative keeps pumping up and here I am with my latest sewing project.
I had lot of scrap fabric lying around and after pondering on how to get rid of them, I came across my amateur sewing skills. All you need is some colorful fabric, sewing machine and lots of creative ideas. My sewing projects are easy and minimalistic. 
No 1. Silk fabric pouch. It is elegant and multi-utility pouch. I had two old silk sarees with beautiful borders and some yarn and the outcome is in front.




No 2. Next on my list is a zipper pouch, Sunglass case and a feeding bottle cover.
As ladies, we often need a variety of items to be organized and these multi-utility bags are a boon.



I'll keep coming with new sewing projects since I am on track gradually. Finding sometime for creative work from my busy schedule.

    Till then take care.

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

Hanging pocket organizer from Fabric scrap

Hi! I am back with another sewing craft project from fabric scrap. I like to save bits and pieces of  colourful fabric and give them  new life.
This past week I made one to arrange my dressing table mess and realised how essential it is to have a hanging organizer which can be used for anything whether it be for newborn items, like nappies, creams, wipes, cotton wool etc, or it can be used for stationery, accessories and so on.




Sewing LevelBeginner Friendly

Items required:
1. Stiff cotton fabric for main panel

2. Any size cotton fabric for pockets of your choice
3. Ribbon for binding area.
4. Plastic clothic hanger, we usually get along with kids clothes. 
5. Basic sewing supplies.

Make and hang this simple organizer on the wall so you can de-clutter your home! It's a cute and creative way to organize your belongings. 

Next time I will surely add some images along my project so that the tutorial is more easy to follow.
Happy sewing :)