ReFashionista | In 365 Days, I'll change the way you think about fashion. Small Clutch. I made another linen, metal zipper clutch. It's a wonder I haven't made 6 more (I guess it's those other obligations I have like my day job). Just like the internet, I am obsessed with these and could have one in every size and color. This one is a small size, for just carrying the essentials out or for using as a wallet, which is how I'm using it now.
The construction is exactly the same as the larger version I posted about here, but you'll start with different dimensions. After the jump, I've got plenty more pictures to detail the process. The final dimensions of this clutch will be 5"x8" (larger version here, is 11.5"x11.5"). Cut your exterior and interior fabric to 10"x11". Cut your zipper to 8". I added a small pocket to the inside. Just as instructed in the larger clutch tutorial, make a small piece of binding in your exterior fabric to wrap the raw edges of your zipper in. Once you've stitched your first zipper side down, complete the second. Stitch up the raw sides. Sew Basic! Sew Basic! A collection of basic sewing tutorials for the beginner sewer. Click the link under each photo to begin the tutorial! Wool camera wrap. One thing I’m typically seen lugging around is a camera.
Most camera bags are overkill, especially when you just want a bit of protection walking around, or you’re packing a camera in another bag for a short trip. I picked up a nice looking, heavy wool remnant from the Pendleton outlet last weekend, so I figured I could try my hand at a simple camera wrap. Now I’ve got just the right amount of walk-around camera protection without the “tourist look.” — Matt See the full how-to after the jump! Making a structured camera with soft fabric is kinda crazy unless you use a stiff liner, so I was aiming for more of a protective wrap. Materials heavy wool fabricstrap material — leather or canvas Tools sewing machinescissors or rotary knifepencilpaper Instructions 1. 2. 3. 4. Sewing Patterns, Projects, Skills, Tutorials – For People Who Sew | BurdaStyle.com. Gingerbread Snowflakes | A blog about winter celebrations.