Here is another fast and easy project to make in less then an hour. A Pocket Size Tissue Holder comes in handy when you or someone you know has a cold or Flu and your nose runs like a water facet. The looped ribbon helps you find it in a purse or most importantly it will hang from that water bottle your nursing to keep hydrated. I have choose Valentines Day fabrics because it's February. The Kleenex tissue you will need can be found anywhere. I bought this one in a package of 8 at the Grocery Store for $3.99. The ribbon I used was a piece from my ribbon stash. I often keep pieces of ribbon that I come across in gift wrapping or from clothing tags for just this reason. OK let's start.
Pocket Size Tissue Holder
Rotary Cutter, Ruler and Mat (optional)
Scissors
2 fabric choices each measuring 7 in. X 6 1/2 in.
Thread to match
6 in. piece of ribbon to match.
Package of tissue
Pick your 2 fabrics and ribbon. |
Here are all the pieces cut out. |
Line fabrics up right sides together. |
Sew a 1/4 inch seam on each short side (the 6 1/2 in. side). |
Finger press the seam open. This will help get a crisp edge When you turn it right side out. |
It should look like this now. |
Turn it right side out and press with a steam iron. |
Fold in half and press the center on the raw edge to make a temporary center mark, then open again |
pin your ribbon as shown in picture to the center mark just made on the raw edge. |
now bring finished edges in to cross over by 1/2 in and center over temporary center mark. |
Pin in place and sew a 1/2 in seam from the raw edges on both sides. |
It should look like this now. |
Use your pinking shears and cut off excess edges. This will stop the fabric from unraveling. Turn right side out. |
This is what it should look like. Now to put your tissue in. |
First load the top fabric side snug to the back. |
now pull the bottom edge over, then the top. |
Finished product |
Toss it in your purse and go, or hang it from your water bottle. |
Tips: This will make a great gift to give with a get well card. they can be sold at Bazaar Sales too.
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