Fabric Tissue Holder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I want to give viewers a gift idea for the holidays. Who does not need a tissue from time to time. Specially during the cold season when we are more prone to get the colds. Why not have an elegant tissue holder for those tissues? So I want to create some simple tissue holders that would be inexpensive, easy to do and beautiful. I love these tissue holders! I hope you enjoyed this video and give them a try
Measurements:
Outer fabric cut at 6 inches x 7 inches
Linning fabric cut at 6 inches x 8.5 inches
I've watched at least 10 or more tutorials on the tissue holder, this is the best. No excessive talking, very quick, informative and helpful. I too would sew assembly line. I like that you did that. It's all about efficiency for me. They are so cute. Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing your tutorial, I made my very first one it turned out so well, of course I am going to make more for gifts.
I only watched your video twice and it came out great.
Wonderful! Thank you for watching.
So pleased to have found this tutorial. Someone gave me one of these holders with a get well card when I had flu and I was so touched I wanted to pay it forward whenever I found out how to make them. So happy I now can😄
Thank you for watching and glad you found it easy to follow
I’ve just finished making 6 of these wee cute holders my wife loved them thanks for showing me how to ,the boxed corners made a big difference
the boxed corners make a big difference. Thank you for taking time to share this project with your viewers. Jo Ann from Mississippi
I have seen a lot of different tutorials on Kleenex holders. But yours have been the best. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Glad I found this today, easy, neat project.
This tutorial makes sense! I’m going to make some for favors for a bridal shower. Thank You!
Love how you sew the corners, it does make it look more professional. Thank you for posting this video.
I think I just found another little Christmas gift to make. It's nice to not have to deal with a zipper. I like the way the lining forms a binding on the middle part.
How cute... I am going to do these for gifts. Thanks so much!
Great Direction on this small gift, I have made many to give to the nursing home where my mother lives for them to sell in the gift shop, they are very popular. Thanks
I made 6 of these at once and everybody loved them ,best tissue holder especially the boxed ends makes it look pro ,far better than pointed corners
Best tissue holder ever and your tutorial was easy to follow!! Thanks A Bunch!
Thank you!
My first try I made 6. These are so easy and cute! Thank you so much for sharing!
I made these tissue covers years ago and have my pattern saved but, couldn't remember how to put it together and I am getting ready to have a craft sale the end of April. I picked your video to watch first and wow - I never thought of making the squared off corners for these. I always use the squared off corners when making hand bags but, never for something this tiny and what a super idea. It makes it so much nicer.
For children I am also going to sew rick rack on the outer edge of the opening to resemble teeth and on one side put large black, green, etc buttons to look like eyes, so as they pull the tissues out of "the mouth of the monister" or fish or frog - it will maybe help their cold's not be so bad. Maybe it will entice them to blow their nose more than just sniff.
I like the mitered corners!
Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for. Easy peasy!
I just finished making a couple of these. They turned out so cute! And it was so easy. Your instructions were very easy to follow.
Thank you for watching!
Excellent tutorial!!! Thank you!
You have a gift for teaching and I like your holder the best so far. Great job!! Thank you
great very neat and tidy project with corners
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Very nice, great gift idea
Great job! I like the way that you made these. I’m going to be making several of these and will be using your tutorial. Thanks for sharing! I also subscribed so I would see your new videos too.
Have a great day!
Love this project. Like quick and easy thanks for sharing. Merry xmas!
great instructions, easy to follow Thank you.
I do french seams, looks pretty neat
I have made a lot of these also. People love them.
Thanks
Excellent tutorial!! Best one I have viewed.
Thanks for the tutorial, and love the Featherweight . I have 4 of them and use them all the time. Happy sewing !
This is my favorite so easy and so beautiful technique is so smart
Hi, great video but instead of overlapping the borders I butted them together. It looks so much more even. I also cut a quarter inch out of my corners and mashed my corners even with the point it’s less bulk.
Lovely! Thanks for sharing.
Great idea thanks for sharing .
Great tutorial. 😊
Nice video. can you do one for larger tissues. like from the long big boxes. Not the tall square box. but the flat long box. Thanks
Thank you so much for replying to me for the magnetic 1/4 seam magnet. Thanks
thanx 4 sharing this
I love it
very nice. thank you for sharing this tutorial. Will try out soon :)
love the totorial TFS!!!
Thank you! I hope you give these a try. They are perfect as stocking stuffers.
Great tut, now i want to make one. what are you ironing on~ I want to make one.
love it .thank you
Great tutorial but I would like to know how to calculate fabric measurement to fit different sized packages. Thankyou
Great tutorial ! What type of serger do you have ? Would love some more easy sewing tutorials , but I enjoy all your videos . TFS
Love this; great tutorial, thanks for sharing.
Nice!!
Thank you.🤘
I love your video, but do you have the written instruction also. Thank you.
How would you measure for a different size tissue box say for baby wipes size?
Super cute tfs..Barbara
You showed the lining fabric larger, but then after surging it shows the same size. What did you do. You need to show that. I don't understand.
Looks like you have a vintage singer. What time of 1/4 in measure you used. Thanks for the tutorial
Eleonore Loundermon hi there, my sewing machine is a Montgomery Ward which was cloned from a singer 15-90. The seem fence is a magnetic seam guide you can get from Amazon, amzn.to/2IeXMre.. thank you for watching
Ok I don't have a serger.........could one zigzag the edges at a low stitch length?
Yes you can zigzag the edges, that's what I'm going to have to do.
Great job, is there away to put a zipper in this?
chop master yes, you can put a zipper. I would need to play with the measurements and assembly.
Measurements
Cars sheet henging tissues n diaper beg
Great video except for the lighting. Lighting is too far to the upper left.
What happened to the excess fabric when you sewed the two pieces together?
Hi there, when you iron it, the excess fabric becomes the strip on top of the tissue holder.
YOU ARE SO CONFUSING. YOU QUOTE A MEASUREMENT THEN YOU CHANGE TO ANOTHER. I WILL WATCH ANOTHER VIDEO.
Should start straight away instead of alot of talking