DIY Fabric Boxes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2016
- Great Little fabric Boxes are so much fun to make. With each fabric choice you will think of another. How many do you think you will make?
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I've been looking for a fabric box with lid tutorial for the longest time. Thanks! Can't wait to try different sizes and even a rectangular one 😍😊
Update: successfully made this. Great tutorial.
WOW... Love this idea. And a lot easier than I thought it was going to be. Got to give these a try myself.,
Thanks for the nice video on making fabric boxes; very easy to follow.
Another great tutorial! Love the boxes, thank you for sharing with us.
It was hard to stop making them:)
Lovely, and such a clear, well made tutorial. I can see using them over and over as Christmas wrapping, and then storing decorations in them after Christmas. Double duty, and planet friendly.
Very good idea!! Love the "double duty" part of that!
Fabulous, I'm going to give that a go. Thank you for your inspiration. 😃👍🏻
These are so adorable and they really are very easy!
Love them! I think I will make them for Christmas next year! My cousin worked at a curtain shop, she gave me a box of remnants they are not big enough for a large project but just right to make these boxes! Thank you for the inspiration!
perfect! have fun:)
Your tutorials are amazing as always. Thanks Laura
thank you and thanks for watching
Thanks for all your great tutorials throughout the past year - Merry Christmas Laura :)
Thank you Lesley for all your wonderful comments and Merry Christmas:)
Another great video and idea! Pretty boxes, thank you for sharing!! Liz...
Thanks Liz:)
Very nice boxes. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕
Thank you for this video! I've made your other fabric box [no lid] and they were a hit :) Will add this one to my list and make them during the year for other occasion presents. Instead of one of those store boxes to put something in, one of these will be great - and be two presents in one. I'm thinking hot glue will work best since my hands aren't very good with hand stitching lately. Merry Christmas and thanks again.
How darling! I can't wait to give this a try.
have fun and thanks for watching:)
Thank you for the detailed tutorial. It's beautifully done and a nice final product to enjoy or to gift. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Thank you and Merry Christmas:)
Oh i so much love those!!!
I've wanted to make some of those for the longest time but had no idea how it would work. Thanks for making such a detailed video.
glad you liked it and thanks for watching
I love your tutorials!!! You are a wonderful lady, thank you for sharing your beautiful talent! Have a great 2017, much love from Switzerland!
Hello from Canada and thank you, All the best to you too, this beautiful New Year
These are also brilliant but I think I will have to try the soft box first!! thank you for the videos and great ideas! Many of them are smaller projects I am more likely to finish!!
thank you and thanks for watching
Merry Christmas and happy new year, may your coming year will be prosperous in all your life segments.
Thank you Becky and all the best this Holiday to you too:) Merry Christmas
Your videos are fantastic!!!!!
It's beautiful,thanks for the lesson,God bless.
Thank you and Happy New Year:)
Love the video! will definitely give this a try for gift giving!!
Have fun! and thanks for watching :)
you are amazing dear , I love your way of teaching.
Thank you and Thank you for watching:)
What was the stitch you mentioned that goes to both sides of the box?
I have made several of these and everyone I've given them to loved them
Glad you liked them:)
Wow such clever ideas I have just subscribed Amazing
Welcome:)
Merry Christmas Laura!
Thank you Carol, Merry Christmas and all the best to you in the New Year:)
very great!!
:)
Great tutorial...I am going to do this. Thank you! Gloria Schleh
have fun :)
This would be a great project for those tiny scraps of fabric I can't force myself to recycle. ;) This is where my overedge foot comes in handy. ;)
I know what you mean lol
What stitch did you use for the hinges please. I have a Bernina.
Hi Iam a new subscriber from EGYPT your videos are amazing thank you
Hi Noha, I'm in Egypt too
+marian amin Hi where exactlyin Egypt
Thank you and Welcome :)
Noha Khairy I'm in New Cairo where are you in Cairo
Wow beautiful and ingenious
Love the boxes but will need to find a way to hinge together as my Singer does not have anything close to a hinge type stitch. I learn more from your lessons then anyone else on TH-cam!
wow thanks:) see if just a plain zigzag will work:)
Hi. Thanks for this video! I may have missed it but can you tell me the stitch you used that created the “hinge” that connected the bottom and sides? I’m not sure it’s only a Bernini stitch but hopefully not. I’d love to try this! TIA!
Laura, I have a Bernina 1080 and I cannot locate the stitch you used to join the box pieces together--the one that went "left center right center left". Did you use a certain foot to do that? I couldn't see the foot in the video. ALSO....Is Timtex similar to the stiffener you used? And would this be stiff enough to make a taller box to store sewing patterns? These are just the cutest boxes and I can't wait to make a few.
I love this, will definitely save this video to try in the near future. so, I want that foot with the bar on it, that seems so much easier to work with for this project. Question, would you recommend using a serger instead of a satin stitch? Thanks again!
NaturalDane o
You sure could:) and it would be a lot faster!
SewVeryEasy awesome, thank you
I Love them ...what number is that joining stitch on the Bernina Laura...guess what I'm making over the Xmas holidays 😃
Merry Christmas and a fabulous new year
Double blanket stitch, usually #1352
I used stitch #12 but the #1352 would be great too. Have fun and Merry Christmas
I really like this idea. I looked at the specialty stitches on my machine and can't find the stitch you described that connects the sides of the bottom of the box. Do you know if it has a name? I sew on a Janome 6600. Thanks for any help. I can't wait to start making these.
I'm sorry I do not know what it is called on your machine, but just look for a stitch that goes one stitch left, then in the middle than on the right:)
I have a very basic janome, so I can do just a plain zig zag for the hinge?
yes you can :)
Wow this is very resource intensive and at the end you need glue or hand stitching? I was looking for a DIY to make like 40 boxes. Yikes!
Is your hinge stitch available on all machines?
most, or something like it
Thanks Laura, did you use a zigzag foot?
yes that will work
the joining stitch, is this only on a Bernina, I have Janome and I can't see that on my list? Can you recommend another stitch?
I'm not sure what stitch you have, however please just test out a few stitches that go in the middle plus on each side. Some zigzag stitches can do it, and check out your fancy stitches. Hope this helps
Where can you buy the Stiffen in smaller quantities? I don't think I would use 10 yards and it is quite expensive.
you can get it at fabric stores, it is near the interfacing
I cannot find the Stiffen product anywhere that is not on the full roles. I can't use that much nor can i see spending $100 on it. What fabric store carries smaller amounts?
Laura, do all machines have this option?
I'm not really sure if all machine have the stitch that I used but you should be able to find one that will work. Just as long as you get on stitch in-between and one on each side, thanks for asking
What is the stitch to put it together?
This looks great! Thank you as always Laura. We can't get Stiffen in UK. does anyone know an equivalent product that would work please? Thanks in advance
If your local shop has Pellon products, Peltex 72F Ultra firm would be a great substitute.
Embassy Mills in the UK has what you need. I think it is about £17 a yard.
I hope you were able to find it, and yes just like Adrienne said you can use Peltex in place of the Stiffen. thanks for asking
Alison Wallington j
Sorry. How did you sew the sides please? As the sides are so thick what stitch did you use please
I picked up some of the threads on one side and picked up some from the other going from one side to the other. The easiest way is really just a little bit of glue.
Nice.
thanks
Just a little quick tip. I used my serger to go around all the edges. Went a lot faster than my machine. 😃✂️
Yes it would be, thanks for sharing your tip:)
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Can you make these larger for Easter as long as you make the lid larger?
yes, good idea!
could you show which stitch is the hinge stitch? a Picture? I'm new to sewing and not familiar which stitches is that hinge stitch. love your tutorials, thanks!
You are looking for something like this. The double blanket stitch.
Adrienne Gallagher was there a picture? if so it didn't post. just a suggestion maybe during the tutorials if it's a not as used stitch could you point it out on your machine? thank you for the name😃. I will try to Google for a picture
Thanks for asking, you can use a few different stitches, any stitch that goes in the middle and on both sides. I will post pictures of a few stitches on my face book, :)
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The link in the description no longer works. Sue moved this pattern here 👉🏻weallsew.com/holiday-fabric-boxes/
i love this project but i dont understand the stitching. you never said what stitching to use or what it might look like on the machine. I have a few different stitches but i don't know any that do either one of those you did. I really wish you would have told us what those stitches are and how to know if our machines have them . I have 15 different settings but none of them look like that
machine stitches are different with each machine, you can really just choose one that you like. I just needs to cover the seams :)
I am going and try to hand stitching at all because I don't have the machine. What do you think? Is it going to happened ? :)
sure! why not:)
In the beginning of the tutorial you stated 5 4" squares, but later when you describe sewing the box and lid together, you state 5 4 1/2" squares....
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