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Try again--pattern for a jewelry pouch

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Posted by oilpainter (My Page) on
Sat, Nov 7, 09 at 9:05

For Susie:

Here are the directions for making a jewelry pouch. Check the link below

For anyone else:

These are great for traveling. Your chains and earrings never get tangled--They also make a great Christmas gift.

http://www.northtipton.com/jewelry.htm

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Thanks. I do mine a little different. I make mine a little smaller. My large circle is 11" and my small one is 8". I have cut a pattern out of cardboard so I can just lay it on the fabric and trace. I run my iron over the fabric before tracing and cutting. It holds the two pieces together. I lay the two colors wrong sides together and trace. I cut it out just a little larger and serge together using a rolled over hem. No trimming or turning. Also I don't do the buttonholes. I sew a pocket all around the outside of the circle about 1/4" from the edge. Carefully I cut a small slit in the outside layer only of the pocket that you sewed to run the ribbon through. Quick and easy to make..

Susie

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Which size I make depends on who I'm making it for. If I make it for someone who likes chunky jewelry I make it bigger. For someone who wears tiny earrings and chains it is smaller. The beauty of it is that you can make it any size you want. You just have to cut your circles bigger or smaller.

  
 

 

 


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