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Guide | 3 months ago

How to: Add a Lining to a Bag or Pouch | Easy Sewing Lesson - Which Way to Sew in your Lining

This quick tutorial shows you how to sew a lining into a 3D shape like a pouch. It's one of those things that I often need a recap on because it's quite confusing to think about which way around the outer and inner fabric needs to be.

I'll show you 2 different ways to line a pouch; one where you put the lining inside the outer fabric, and one where you do the opposite, so you can see that there's just one rule to follow every time.

I hope you find this video useful!

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How to: Add a Lining to a Bag or Pouch | Easy Sewing Lesson - Which Way to Sew in your Lining

Guide | 3 months ago

This quick tutorial shows you how to sew a lining into a 3D shape like a pouch. It's one of those things that I often need a recap on because it's quite confusing to think about which way around the outer and inner fabric needs to be. I'll show you 2 differ...

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DIY Sewing Scraps Bin with Weighted Pincushion | How to Make a Thread Catcher | Craft Tutorial

Guide | 3 months ago

This tutorial will show you how to sew a mini bin for your desk, to catch all of those little scraps of fabric or thread whilst you're crafting...handy! I'll show you how to make a sand-weighted pincushion to keep the bin on the edge of the table, how to ma...

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How to Sew: Boxed Corners | 2 Ways of 'Boxing Out' Bag, Pouch & Purse Bottoms | Easy Sewing Tutorial

Guide | 3 months ago

This quick sewing lesson will demonstrate 2 ways of adding box corners to 2D bags / pouches to add a flat bottom for added volume. A vital skill for making any pouch, bag or purse! In the video, I begin with a very simple bag made from 2 pieces of fabric se...

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How to: Quill with Metal | DIY Quilled Wire Wall or Door Sign | Easy Craft Tutorial

Guide | 4 months ago

This video tutorial will show you how to make a sign for your wall or door using the quilling technique..but instead of paper, we'll be trying out wire instead! It actually worked out really well and I enjoyed the process, so I hope you also love it :D ____...

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How to Knit: Make One Towards (M1T) & Make One Away (M1A) Increases | Single Increase Technique

Guide | 8 months ago

This knitting tutorial teaches you how to knit Make One Towards (M1T) and Make One Away (M1A) increases, which are similar to the ewrap or backwards loop cast on techniques because they create a new stitch out of the working yarn by simply twisting it. This...

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How to Make: a Tabletop Mobile | DIY Balancing Ornament using Wire & Clay | Step-by-Step Tutorial

Guide | 8 months ago

This fun craft project involves using polymer clay, wire and recycled plastic to make a decorative hanging mobile for a table or windowsill, inspired by the artist Alexander Calder. I've tried to make it as simple a design as possible, but it's a great DIY ...

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How to Knit: Make One Purl Increases | Wrong Side Row Invisible Increases | M1pR & M1pL

Guide | 8 months ago

This knitting tutorial will demonstrate how to knit Make One Purl (M1p) increases, which are the wrong-side row equivalent of the popular Make One (M1) increases. These are single increases so they increase the stitch number by 1, and are often referred to ...

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How to Knit a Bobble Star Ornament | Christmas Knitting Project

Guide | 9 months ago

This knitting tutorial will show you how to knit bobbly star shapes, then sew them together into a super textured & chunky decoration for the festive season :) I hope you like this project! _________________________________________________________ If you wo...

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How to Improve your Make One Increases | Easy Trick to Make your M1s Neater | Knitting Tutorial

Guide | 9 months ago

This knitting tutorial will show you a tip for improving the look of your 'make one' (M1) increases using the simple yarn over technique. I'll show you how to make the stitches surrounding your M1s neater and more even, rather than appearing small and tight...

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Quick Recap: Knitting Make One Increases | Right Leaning M1R & Left Leaning M1L

Guide | 10 months ago

This quick lesson will show you how to knit 'make one' (M1) increases. I'll cover both versions - the make one right (M1R) and the make one left (M1L) - which you'll usually find paired together on a right-side row to create a neat, symmetrical effect. In t...

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How to Knit: Make One Left & Make One Right Increases | M1, M1R & M1L Knitting Tutorial | Invisible

Guide | 10 months ago

This knitting lesson will teach you how to knit Make One (M1) increases, which are a very popular way of increasing the number of stitches on your needles. There are 2 versions - the Make One Right (M1R) and the Make One Left (M1L) - and these are usually p...

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How to Make: Macramé Starburst Wall Art | DIY Woven Rope & Yarn Circle | Fun Craft Project

Guide | 11 months ago

This craft tutorial will show you how to weave a circular starburst ornament using rope and yarn...and you can even add a mirror in the middle too if you like! You don't need to have done macramé before in order to follow along - it's suitable for beginners...

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