4H Fabric Bins

by JOANN |

Item # 262027328P330
4H Fabric Bins is rated 1.6 out of 5 by 10.
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Beginner 1-2 Hours

SUPPLIES & TOOLS:

  • 1yd each of 2 coordinating fabrics, for outside of bag & lining
  • 1yd each of fusible light interfacing & fusible stiff interfacing
  • Basic sewing supplies

DIRECTIONS:

    (1/2" seam allowance)
  1. Cut 2 each of 10"x 14" from the two coordinating fabrics. (small bin)
  2. Cut 2 each of 10"x 14" from both of the lightweight and heavyweight interfacing.
  3. Cut 2 each of 12"x 18" from the two coordinating fabrics. (large bin)
  4. Cut 2 each of 12"x 18" from both of the lightweight and heavyweight interfacing.
  5. Fuse the lightweight interfacing to the outside fabric.
  6. Fuse the heavyweight interfacing to the lining of the bin.
  7. With RST, stitch the front to back on sides and bottom of outside fabric.
  8. Box the corners: have the bottom seam fold up to meet the side seam.
  9. For the large bin measure down 4" from the point and stitch across. Cut off excess fabric.
  10. For the small bin measure down 3" from the point and stitch across. Cut off excess fabric.
  11. Repeat the stitching for lining, being sure to leave an opening for turning.
  12. With RST, stitch lining to bin around top.
  13. Turn through the lining opening.
  14. Stitch opening closed.
  15. Press and top stitch around the top of bin.
  16. Fold top of bin over 1 to 1 1/2" towards front.

Rated 2 out of 5 by from Poor Directions I have just read the directions, and I am not a novice. But the directions are really poor. If you are going to go to the time and effort to do these "how-to's", why not do them well?
Date published: 2019-12-06
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Not a great project for beginners The boxes are cute when finished but the directions are exceptionally poor. I'm a skilled seamstress and still struggled to understand the words. As written, I did not realize, until too late, that for one box the outside is onevdabric, for the other it is the other and same for inside. This way I would have ended up with two coordinating boxes (as shown in the picture) rather than the two matchy matchy boxes that I ended up with. But that wasnt the only problem.A video would be more very helpful.
Date published: 2019-11-29
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