This sewing tutorial will show you how to make a drawstring bag with a “window” from mesh fabric and a zipper at the bottom. The mesh fabric makes it perfect for storing items that need air circulation. I am going to use it to store onions. The mesh window also allows you to see what’s inside the bag without having to open it, and the zipper at the bottom makes it easy to access whatever you’ve put inside.
When I visited a US fabric store (it was in New York) the first time (I was coming from Canada) I was really surprised to find out that they sell fabric by the yard, not by the meter. So I was staring at the fabric trying to figure out – how big is a yard of fabric? I asked the seller and she told me – “oh, it’s 36 inches”. Well, it really didn’t help because I had no idea about inches also. I was used to meters and centimeters. And I couldn’t even Google it then – there was no Google.
By now I am used to it but I know it would be helpful to have a conversion chart so anybody who is looking for answers can Google it and find the solution immediately.
This sewing tutorial will show you how to sew a half circle skirt. With just a few simple steps, you can create a stylish and unique skirt that will set you apart from the crowd. The best part about this project is that it can be made without a pattern, so it’s perfect for beginners. It’s very easy to draw all necessary lines right on the fabric. You just need some basic sewing skills and these step-by-step instructions.
In this sewing tutorial, I’ll show you how to make a lined zipper pouch using a serger. The serger will do all the work of sewing the seams and finishing the raw edges in one step, so it’s quick and easy to sew up. When you’re finished sewing, you’ll have a cute and practical zipper pouch that’s perfect for carrying small items like cosmetics or sewing notions.
In this sewing tutorial, I will show you how to make a cute lined zipper pouch sewn entirely by serger. If you’re interested in learning how to use a serger, there’s no better way than to jump in and start sewing! A serger is a great tool, and if you have it you should use it. In this project, you’ll make a useful zipper pouch while also practicing using your serger.
Working with vinyl can be a little tricky at first, but I hope these tips for sewing vinyl help reduce your learning curve and alleviate any apprehension you have about trying it. Once you learn how to sew vinyl, your world of projects will open to many new possibilities! Remember to always test your sewing machine settings on a piece of scrap material before beginning your vinyl sewing project.