Tutorial: Double Zippers Pouch

Hello, it's Fili here :)

Mobile phone and digital camera are must-brought-items wherever I go.  It's easier to carry them when I use my double zippers pouch. The pouch has two part inside, side by side. Double zippers pouch is one of the most challenging items that I have made. Nonetheless, trying to make a double zippered pouch is fun! Especially when I managed to solve the mystery on how to make this pouch much easier and faster.

Without further ado, let's check the tutorial! And if you're interested, we have a pattern you can purchase in Here.

Materials

Back then...

Hello, Fili here



This is a short story about a bag that was born almost 9 years ago.

It's from leftover fabrisc. The color catched my interest. There is not enough fabric for the strap so I used matching chiffon fabric as the strap.

The chiffon was not strong enough to handle the bag and I was not familiar with interface back then so I braid the chiffon to make it stronger. I also sew flower shapes into the flap to make it less plain.

That's it, a very short story about my early work. My english is becoming rusty, it's been a while since the last time I wrote in full english *cough*we rarely update here*cough*. 

PS: For you who kindly read this, thank you for bearing it  with me guys, really.

See you later!

Fili

Rolling Daruma

Hello,

This time we present you a tutorial on how to make a daruma pouch. You can find more about daruma here.
FYI, we had a 24 daruma projects before and this is some kind of a continuation of that project.

Tutorial: Easy Peasy Fabric Flower 2

I know it's been ages since our last fabric flower tutes, but it doesn't mean we forgot it.
So, here is the second instalment of our fabric flower tutes.

This time, we're going to make the bottom right flower in this photo.

Tutorial: Easy Peasy Fabric Flower 1

It's only been three days since our last tutorial and we already made a new one! This time, it's for beginner crafters who never or have basic crafting experience: fabric flowers. You can turn these fabric flowers into anything that you want, from embellishing your clothes, head bands, bags, or even for scrapbooking and home decor. 

Tutorial: Fabric Flower Headband from Scrap Fabrics

I was very inspired by a photo that I saw on Pinterest, it's a hand made card featured on my favorite card making website, twopeasinabucket. If you love card making (like I do), this website (and their youtube channel) is a must to visit!


So what I did exactly? I used some of my small sized scrap fabric to make a fabric flower headband. This headband is completely different from what I used to make. Since I suck at drawing, I designed it on my mind, tried it, and voila, a success (at least for me)!


Please bear in mind that:
1. I'm not a native English speaker
2. I only got 6 for my IELTS writing test

Thus, if you find any weird grammar or wording, please let me know.
Also, based on my research, Indonesian are known to be very loose about measurement, which now I realize it very much. So if this tutorial is lacking measurement, you know why.

Without further ado, here is our first tutorial!

Fabric bracelet

It's Lino's turn to post in this blog.

I'm not really sure since when I'm interested in fabrics accessories and jewellery. For me, fabric made accessories and jewellery are unique. It can be made from millions of patterned fabric in various colours, it can be used in a  wide range occasions, it can also be combined with other materials. Not to mention if it's dirty, it can be washed!

My journey in fabric accessories making started around six months ago, when I started to learn how to make fabric flowers. From then, I made lots of variety, one of them is fabric bracelet. This fabric bracelet is very simple yet I found it very endearing. I used a stripe of fabric from my old T-shirt, my friends' daughter's clothes, a scrap fabric and a new fabric, then braided it. Add some cute charms, and voila, here it is!

So that's all from me today.