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SPECIAL
CUTTING
NOTES
D:
CHANGING PAD
SELVAGE
USE PIECE 10
44" 45" (115CM)
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POSITION OF PATTERN PIECES MAY VARY SLIGHTLY ACCORDING
TO YOUR PATTERN SIZE
General Directions For Cutting
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FOR CONTRAST FABRIC, FROSTED
VINYL AND FUSIBLE FLEECE FOLLOW
SAME LAYOUT
PRE-SHRINK and iron all fabric.
FOR SINGLE THICKNESS-Pin pattern to RIGHT side of fabric.
shows a piece extending past fold, cut out all pieces except piece
★ Ifthatlayout
extends. Open out fabric to single thickness. Cut extending piece on
F
H
RIGHT side of fabric in position shown.
small arrows along both selvages indicating direction of nap or design.
✻ Mark
Fold fabric crosswise with RIGHT sides together, and cut along fold. Turn one
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E:
BIB
fabric layer around so arrows on both layers go in the same direction. Place
RIGHT sides together.
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FOR CONTRAST FABRIC AND
FUSIBLE FLEECE FOLLOW SAME LAYOUT
A:
FRAME
I
D
3
44" 45" (115CM)
PIECE 1 IS CUT OF FOAM CORE BOARD
AND POSTER BOARD PIECE 3 IS ALSO
CUT OF POSTER BOARD
SEE SEWING DIRECTIONS FOR CUTTING
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4
SEL.
2
FOLD
BATTING
C
SEL.
16
FOLD
SELS.
USE PIECE 17
44" 45" (115CM)
17
SEE SEWING DIRECTIONS
FOR CUTTING PADDING
FOLD
SEL.
USE PIECE 12
44" 45" (115CM)
12
FOR FUSIBLE FLEECE
FOLLOW SAME LAYOUT
FOLD
SELVAGES
USE PIECES 13 14
44" 45" (115CM)
13
14
J:
BLANKET
SELVAGE
CUT FABRIC 34" (86.5CM)
LONG AND 40" (102CM) WIDE
44" 45" (115CM)
FOR CONTRAST FABRIC
FOLLOW SAME LAYOUT
13
34" (86.5CM)
FOLD
2
SELVAGE
Sewing Directions
EDGE
17 pieces given
11
SELVAGE
FLAPS AND BOW
SINGLE THICKNESS
44" 45" (115CM)
USE PIECE 16
44" 45" (115CM)
I:
PADDED HANGER
SELVAGE
F:
LARGE PILLOW
FRONT AND BACK
SELVAGE
H:
SMALL PILLOW
FOR FUSIBLE FLEECE
FOLLOW SAME LAYOUT
EDGE
USE PIECE 2
J
FOLD
SELVAGE
USE PIECES 2 3 4
15
10
SELVAGE
USE PIECE 11
44" 45" (115CM)
SEL.
FOR FUSIBLE FLEECE
FOLLOW SAME LAYOUT
SINGLE THICKNESS
B
SELVAGE
USE PIECE 15
44" 45" (115CM)
SELVAGE
FOR DOUBLE THICKNESS-Fold fabric with RIGHT sides together.
Pin pattern to WRONG side of fabric.
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HEART PILLOW
40" (102CM)
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FABRIC
KEY
B PHOTO ALBUM COVER:
RIGHT SIDE
WRONG SIDE
INTERFACING
LINING
SEE SEWING DIRECTIONS FOR CUTTING FABRIC,
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5
2
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7
CONTRAST FABRIC AND BATTING,
With RIGHT sides together, stitch 3/8" (1cm) seams and press all
seams open, unless otherwise indicated.
Sewing procedures ITALICIZED in Sewing Directions are defined
below:
C:
DIAPER BAG AND BACK POCKET
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12
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USE PIECES 5 7 8 9
SELVAGES
44" 45" (115CM)
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10
9
Read General Directions before you begin.
BINDING
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9
8
5
5
INWARD CURVE
OUTWARD CURVE
FOLD
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15
13
16
FRONT POCKET
SEL.
44" 45" (115CM)
FOR LINING FOLLOW SAME LAYOUT
Ends:
Turn tape ends under to finish or enclose in the seam when
possible.
When tape completely encloses an edge, arrange to have ends
meet at a seam; then turn both ends under where they meet and
tack together invisibly after stitching on tape.
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SEL.
INNER
INTERFACING
USE PIECES 5 6 7 8 9
22" TO 25" (55CM TO 64CM) FUSIBLE
SELVAGES
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FOLD
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OUTER
SELVAGE
SINGLE
THICKNESS
1-BASE -A
2-COVER -A
3-BACK POCKET -A
4-BACK POCKET COVER -A
5-FRONT AND BACK -C
6-FRONT POCKET -C
7-BACK POCKET -C
8-BOTTOM -C
9-SIDE -C
10-CHANGING PAD -D
11-BIB -E
12-PILLOW -F
13-FLAP -F
14-BOW -F
15-PILLOW -G
16-PILLOW -H
17-HANGER COVER -I
SINGLE THICKNESS
USE PIECE 6
17
BINDING -The tape comes prefolded, with one side slightly wider
than the other. The wider side is to be used on the WRONG side of
the garment so that when the tape is stitched in place from the
RIGHT side, both edges are sure to be caught in the stitching.
Curves:
If tape is applied to a curved surface, first, preshape it with a steam
iron.
For an inward curve, stretch the double edges and press; for an
outward curve, stretch the fold edge and press.
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9
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SELVAGE
CLIP CURVES
CLIP CURVES to make seams lie flat.
Inner Curve - Make little clips, or snips, in the seam allowance just
to, but not through, the stitching.
Outer Curve - Cut little wedge-shaped notches from seam
allowance.
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4. Cut a piece of ribbon 19" (48.5cm) long. On OUTSIDE, glue
ribbon to inner edge of frame, placing ends at one lower
corner. Cut a piece of ribbon 42" (107cm) long. Glue ribbon to
outer edge of frame, turning under and lapping ends at one
corner. Cut a piece of ribbon 31" (78.5cm) long. Glue ribbon
to front of frame, placing ribbon 3/4" (2cm) from inner edge,
folding ribbon at corners, as shown, and turning under and
lapping ends at one corner.
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FLEECE / INTERFACING
FLEECE / INTERFACING -Pin padding to WRONG side of
project section, having raw edges even. Fuse in place,
following manufacturer’s directions.
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PIPING -To Apply, on OUTSIDE, pin piping to project edges
as instructed in Sewing Directions, having cord extend
beyond seam line and flat/lip edge within the seam
allowance. Machine-baste as close to cord as possible
without catching in the cord.
NOTE: When stitching seams with piping, use a zipper or
cording foot.
PIPING
5. Glue back pocket cover to back pocket (poster board) as
shown. Glue back pocket (fabric) to WRONG side of back
pocket (poster board).
BACK
POCKET
BACK
BACK POCKET
COVER
6. Apply glue to side and lower edges of back pocket. Center
WRONG side of back pocket over opening on back of frame,
inserting ends of 1/4"(6mm) ribbon for hanger under back
pocket at upper corners. (Upper edge of back pocket is left
open to insert photo.)
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APPLYING
PIPING
To Taper Ends, pin piping in place, as above, tapering end to
nothing where indicated in Sewing Directions.
Machine-baste, as above.
TIP FOR FABRIC COVERED CORD- Open out fabric
covering and trim cord from where it will cross seam line.
7. Tie remaining ribbon into a bow and glue to frame front over
ribbon as shown or as you prefer. Paint wooden number if
you prefer and glue to corner of frame.
To Apply To A Corner, allow extra fullness at corner and
raise the presser foot, and clip the flat/lip edge up to the
cording, being careful not to snip the cord. Pivot with needle
in fabric at corner and continue along the next edge.
PHOTO ALBUM B
BATTING
CORNER
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STUFF - Pull fiberfill apart and fluff it before you use it. Break
apart the lumps and thick spots. This will help to create a
smoother looking project.
Use pieces about the size of a tennis ball. Pack into place
using the end of a long handled wooden spoon or chop-stick.
Pack firmly in place each time stuffing is added. Use both
hands to mold and shape, being careful not to over stuff or
make lopsided.
STUFF
TRIM CORNERS - so the finished corner will form a sharp
point when turned RIGHT side out. Cut off excess seam
allowance at point and at each side.
TRIM CORNERS
INSIDE
FRONT
1. Remove the pages from the album. Lay the album onto the
batting and cut the batting 1" (2.5cm) larger than the album.
Glue the batting to the album. Pull batting over edges. You
will need to tuck the batting under the page holder. A dull
kitchen knife can be used for this. Hold the batting in place
with the clothespins until the glue dries.
INSIDE
BACK
GLUE
CENTER BAND
2
1 1/2"
1 1/2"
FRAME A
7"
NOTE: When cutting foam core board use a sharp mat knife
to get a clean, crisp edge. Change the blade as often as
necessary to make the cutting as easy as possible. A metal
ruler is a good straight edge.
Trace the outline of your pattern tissue onto the board.
Do not try to cut through all the layers of board on the first try,
but go over the cut several times until all layers are cut.
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1 1/2"
TOTAL
HEIGHT
1. Cut out base of foam core board.
Apply a thin layer of glue to front and outer edges of base.
Center base face down onto batting and finger press in place.
Wrap batting around outer edges, clipping batting at corners
so that it lays flat. Trim away excess batting at outer edges.
Cut out batting diagonally at opening, as shown.
Apply glue to inner edges of base and wrap batting to
WRONG side of base. Trim away excess batting.
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2. With batting side down, center base over WRONG side of
cover. Apply a glue to back side of base along outer edges.
Pull cover over edge of base and finger press onto back side
of base, leaving corners free. To miter corners, pull points
down first and glue in place. Then bring side edges down
over point, as shown. Glue in place. Hold in place with
clothespins until dry. Cut out opening in cover same as you
did for batting. Pull cover over edges and glue in place same
as for outer edges. This is your frame front.
3. Cut out base of posterboard. Glue cover to base same as you
did for frame front. This is your frame back. Glue frame front
to back along inner and outer edges.
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1 1/2"
UPPER AND LOWER BANDS
2. Make a pattern for outside cover as follows: First, measure
the total width of the album from the front edge of the album
around the binding to the back edge of album. Using this
measurement as the length, draw a 7"(18cm) wide center
band out on paper adding 1-1/2"(3.8cm) to both ends. Cut out
a center band from fabric. Now measure the total height of
your album. Draw out the total height and width
measurements on paper, adding 3"(7.5cm) to total width. Cut
this section in half, lengthwise, forming two strips. These
pieces are the upper and lower bands. Cut out upper and
lower bands from contrast fabric.
TIP: If you prefer to apply a decorative fabric panel to front of
album cover, now is the time to do so. Simply press under
side edges of panel and position it over center band, having
upper and lower edges even. Stitch panel close to pressed
edges. Baste raw edges together.
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3. With RIGHT sides together, stitch upper and lower bands to
center band in 1/2" (1.3cm) seams, as shown. This will be
referred to as outside cover.
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ALBUM
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9. Glue these lining pieces, fabric side up, inside the album.
Hold in place with clothespins until the glue dries.
Place the pages back in the album. Cut remaining ribbon in
half. Tie ribbons into bows and glue to front of album over
ribbons, as shown on envelope.
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ALBUM
DIAPER BAG C
OUTSIDE
FABRIC
4. Center the album over the outside cover and cut the upper
and lower bands so that they are 1-1/2" (3.8cm) larger than
album.
INSIDE
COVER
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2
NOTE: You have cut four front and back sections. Two will be
referred to as facings.
1. Apply INTERFACING to front pocket. With RIGHT sides
together, stitch lining to front pocket at upper edge. Trim
seam.
Place double sided tape along the inside edges of the album,
below the batting.
DOUBLE
SIDE
TAPE
2. Turn pocket RIGHT side out; press. Baste raw edges
together. Apply INTERFACING to bag front. On OUTSIDE,
pin lining side of pocket to front, matching notches and
having raw edges even. Baste. Stitch pocket in place along
stitching lines.
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5. Pull fabric around the sides of the album, over the batting and
press onto the tape. You will need to miter the fabric for
square corners or distribute the fullness for rounded corners.
Tuck the fabric under the page holder. Use glue to secure the
corners and clothespins to hold them until they dry.
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3. Make back pocket same as you did for front pocket
stitching the two same pocket sections together.
Apply INTERFACING to bag back. On OUTSIDE, pin pocket
to back, matching notches and having raw edges even.
Baste.
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4. With RIGHT sides together, stitch front to front facing at
double notched edge.
6. On OUTSIDE, glue ribbon to center of upper and lower
bands, wrapping ends around to INSIDE of album.
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NOTE: The inside of the album may be cut of matching or
contrast fabric.
5. Turn front RIGHT side out; press. Baste raw edges together.
Stitch back facing to back in same manner.
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3"
7. If you are using an album with centered rings, cut two 3"
(7.5cm) pieces of the fabric. Their length should be the height
of the album. Press under the edges 1/4" (6mm) and glue
one on each side of the rings.
Use a kitchen knife to slide the fabric under the page holder.
For photo album with off-centered rings - cut a 3" (7.5cm)
strip and a 5" (12.5cm) strip instead of two 3" (7.5cm) strips
of the fabric.
Follow the same procedure to finish and glue them in place.
The 5" (12.5cm) strip is placed on the wider of the two flaps.
3"
3"
5"
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POSTER
8. To line the inside, measure inside the photo album from the
crease to the outside edge and subtract 1-1/2" (3.8cm).
This will be the width. The height is the same as the finished
3" (7.5cm) strip you just glued in place. Cut two pieces of
poster board to these dimensions. Lay them over the fabric
and cut two pieces that are 3/4" (2cm) larger on all sides than
the poster board. Place double sided tape along the four
edges of the poster board. Miter the corners and pull the
fabric around the edges.
For photo album with off-centered rings - the two pieces
of poster board will not be the same size. Measure the wider
side between the crease and the outside edge of the album
and subtract 1-1/2" (3.8cm) for the width of the first piece.
For the width of the second piece, measure between the
rings and the outside edge of that flap and subtract 1-1/2"
(3.8cm). Their heights would be the same as the finished 3"
(7.5cm) and 5" (12.5cm) strips you glued in place. Cut the
two pieces of poster board to these dimensions. Cut the
fabric for each piece of poster board 3/4" (2cm) larger on all
four sides. Place double sided tape along the four edges of
the poster board. Miter the corners and pull the fabric around
the edges.
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6. Apply INTERFACING to bottom. With RIGHT sides together,
pin front and back sections to bottom, matching small dots.
Stitch between small dots; back-stitch to reinforce. Press
seams toward bottom.
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7. Press under 3/8"(1cm) on one notched edge of bottom
facing. Pin RIGHT side of bottom facing to WRONG side of
front, matching small dots. Stitch seam through all
thicknesses between small dots; back-stitch to reinforce
seam.
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8. Press facing toward back, pressing front out. Baste raw
edges together.
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4. Turn pillow RIGHT side out, bringing flaps to front. Tack
points of flaps together. Insert pillow form through opening in
pillow. Slip-stitch opening closed.
9. Apply INTERFACING to two side sections. With WRONG
sides together, baste side to side facing, having raw edges
even. Apply BINDING to upper edge of side.
10. With WRONG sides together, pin sides to bag, matching
small dots and placing upper edge of side at large dots.
Baste raw edges together.
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11. Apply BINDING to side and bottom edges of bag, turning
under ends at upper edge of bag. Cut two pieces of webbing
each 16"(40.5cm) long for handles. On OUTSIDE, pin
handles to bag front and back, placing ends along solid lines
and turning under 1/4" (6mm) on ends. Stitch handles in
place close to ends, stitching across handle forming a box, as
shown.
HEART PILLOW G AND SMALL
PILLOW H
1
2
NOTE: Illustrations show View G.
12. On INSIDE, insert plastic needlepoint canvas through
opening in bottom facing. Slip-stitch pressed edge of facing
over seam.
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2
VINYL
1. Apply FLEECE to pillow front and back sections.
On OUTSIDE, baste PIPING to outer edges of pillow front,
tapering ends into seam allowance along one edge.
2. With RIGHT sides together, stitch pillow front to back, leaving
an opening large enough for turning. TRIM CORNERS or
CLIP CURVES as necessary.
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CHANGING PAD D
1. Apply FLEECE to changing pad cut of fabric. With WRONG
sides together, baste changing pad to contrast section,
having raw edges even. Baste vinyl section to contrast side of
changing pad.
3. Turn pillow RIGHT side out. STUFF pillow. Slip-stitch opening
closed.
PADDED HANGER I
1. Cut four pieces of batting each 8"(20.5cm) wide and the
length of one half of hanger, plus 1-1/2"(3.8cm). Place two
pieces of batting together and wrap around each half of
hanger. Whip-stitch edges together securely.
2. Apply BINDING to outer edge of changing pad, turning under
and lapping ends along one long edge.
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2
1
2. Fold up excess on ends and whip-stitch. Whip-stitch both
halves together around hook.
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BIB E
1. Apply FLEECE to bib cut of fabric. On OUTSIDE, pin rick
rack trim to side and lower edges of bib, placing outer edge of
trim along raw edge, as shown. Baste.
3. With RIGHT sides together, stitch two hanger cover sections
in a 1/4"(6mm) seam, leaving straight end open. CLIP
CURVES.
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4. Turn cover RIGHT side out. Press under 1/4"(6mm) on raw
edge of one hanger cover. Slip hanger into both cover
sections, lapping pressed edge over raw edge, matching
seams.
2. With RIGHT sides together, stitch contrast fabric to bib in a
1/4"(6mm) seam, leaving neck edge open. CLIP CURVES.
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5. Slip-stitch edges together.
Cut a piece of ribbon 16"(40.5cm) long. Wrap ribbon around
center of hanger to hide raw edges. Glue ends in place.
Using remaining ribbon, tie a bow around base of hanger
hook. Trim ends into a "V". Glue bow in place.
TIP: If you prefer, wrap hook of hanger in a scrap of ribbon
from your sewing box. Glue ribbon in place.
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5
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3. Turn bib RIGHT side out; press. Baste raw edges together.
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BLANKET J
4. Pin BINDING to neck edge of bib, having each end extend
14" (35.5cm) beyond neck edge for ties. Stitch BINDING,
continuing to stitch pressed edges of tape together.
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2
LARGE PILLOW F
1. Make two flaps as follows: With RIGHT sides together, stitch
two flap sections, leaving notched edges open. TRIM
CORNER.
2. Apply FLEECE to pillow sections. On OUTSIDE, pin flaps to
pillow front, matching small dots and notches. Baste.
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5. Fold bow in half, lengthwise, with RIGHT sides together.
Stitch, leaving an opening for turning. TRIM CORNERS.
6. Turn bow RIGHT side out and slip-stitch opening closed. Tie
into a bow and hand tack center of bow to pillow front over
flaps, as shown.
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3. With RIGHT sides together, stitch pillow front to back, leaving
an opening large enough to insert pillow form. TRIM
CORNERS.
1. With WRONG sides together, baste blanket sections
1/2" (1.3cm) from raw edges.
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2. Starting at one edges of blanket, sandwich blanket in blanket
binding, having raw edge of blanket even with binding crease.
Stitch binding to blanket with straight or zig-zag stitches,
making sure to catch top and bottom binding edges. Trim
binding even with edge of blanket. Apply blanket binding to
opposite edge in same manner.
Apply blanket binding to ends of blanket in same manner,
turning under binding at ends of blanket, as shown.