A Hanging Travel Organiser

Today, I am sharing a Hanging Travel Organiser, which is one of the projects

available to make on the online sewing course with Claire Mackanass

at Beautiful Things Craft and Sewing Classes

As you can see, I decided to make it as a sewing organiser to hang

on the back of the door in my craft room.

It rolls up neatly to pop into your luggage.

This is a really good project to make as you get to learn how to sew with 

vinyl, inserting zips, along with lots of other techniques.

I purchased the sewing themed material from Flutterby Fabrics.

This is the fourth project I have made from the Silver Course
The first one, a Travel Mug Bag can be found HERE the second is

the Vivien Bag which can be found HERE and the third is a Packing Cube which 

can be found HERE

Claire's step by step video tutorials are very easy to follow, along

with her written instructions. In each group, there are six projects 
to make, as and when you want to.

Thank you for visiting my blog today.
Janice x

 

A Handmade Packing Cube

Today, I am sharing a Packing Cube, which is one of the projects

available to make on the online sewing course with Claire Mackanass

at Beautiful Things Craft and Sewing Classes

This is the smaller of the two sizes available to make, and
you can see itincludes a carry handle.

Making this project, I learnt how to make binding, sew with mesh
and also how to insert a continuous zip.

I purchased the fabric from The CheapShop in Tiptree, Essex

This is the third project I have made in the Silver Course,
The first one, a Travel Mug Bag can be found HERE and the second
one the Vivien Bag can be found HERE

Claire's step by step video tutorials are easy to follow, along

with her written instructions. In each group, there are six projects
to make, as and when you want to.

I plan to make the larger cube and another one this size, in the hope
I will be able to use them when things hopefully return a little more
back to normal.

Thank you for visiting my blog today.
Janice x

 

A Vivien Project Bag

Today, I am sharing a Vivien Project Bag, which is one of the projects
 available to make on the online sewing course with Claire
at Beautiful Things Craft and Sewing Classes

This is a lovely drawstring, quilted bag designed for keeping knitting or 

crocheting projects in. When you pull on the drawstring, you can use

 the handles to carry the bag around.

It also has a very useful large zipped compartment inside,
which can be used as a divider to separate different projects.

It could easily be used as a wash bag too.

This is the second project I have made in the Silver Course, the first one,
a Travel Mug Bag can be found HERE

The outer fabric is a Rose and Hubble design - Tropical Lily on Black
which I purchased online from Fabric Love along with the green
cotton lining fabric.
The red cord is from The CheapShop in Tiptree, Essex

Claire's step by step video tutorials are really easy to follow, along

 with her written instructions.

In each group, there are six projects to make, as and when you want to.

I still have one more to make from the Bronze group, which is an envelope
backed and zipper tabbed cushion, but as we didn't receive the instructions until
recently, I thought I would make this bag.

Thank you for visiting my blog today.
Janice x

A Travel Mug Bag

Today, I am sharing a travel Mug Bag, which is one of the projects available to make 

on the online sewing course with Claire at Beautiful Things Craft and Sewing Classes

It is a handy, padded bag which can be used to carry a mug inside it, and it has
 three pockets on the outside of it, to pop snacks, tea bags and any treats into.

This is the first project I have made since moving up from the
Bronze Course to the Silver Course

 My bronze makes I have made so far are...

A zipped doorstop HERE
A lay flat drawstring make-up bag HERE

A sewing machine mat HERE
A quilted table placemat HERE
A patchwork placemat HERE

In each group, there are six projects to make, as and when you like to.
I still have one more to make in the Bronze group, which is an envelope
backed and zipper tabbed cushion.

Claire's step by step video tutorials are really easy to follow, along with her 

written instructions.

I used some fabric I had leftover from the sewing machine mat I made.
This was purchased from The CheapShop in Tiptree, Essex

Thank you for visiting my blog today.

Janice x