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How to Make a Reverse-Applique Eyeglass Case

comments (3) April 28th, 2009     

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Use up some fabric scraps to make this cute, appliquéd eyglass holder.
You probably have everything you need to make one of these.
Use your glasses as a guide for how big to cut.
Use up some fabric scraps to make this cute, appliquéd eyglass holder.

Use up some fabric scraps to make this cute, appliquéd eyglass holder.

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Turn the case right side out. Now trim 1/2 inch off of the edges of the two underlayers of the flap.


 Trim all but the top layer of the flap by 1/2 inch.

Wrap the top layer over them and pin. Whipstitch as shown, without going through to the outer layer.


 Pin the top layer over the two trimmed layers and whipstitch it down.

Blanket-stitch across the opening to hold the edges together, and sew on a snap closure.


 Finish the raw edges of the opening with a blanket stitch.

Sew on a snap for the closure. You could also use Velcro or a button.

Almost finished!

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Comments (3)

socalgrl writes: Why weren't the leaf shapes cut out earlier, before sewing up the sides? It just makes more sense to work while the fabric is flat (easier to cut a flat piece any time).


Posted: 2:12 pm on May 2nd
tessi writes: I agree, it is a great project, but the reverse applique design is DEFINITELY Alabama Chanin, and I feel they should be given proper credit........
Posted: 1:11 pm on May 2nd
WendyQM writes: LOVE IT! I see the Alabama Chanin influence! ; )
Posted: 9:31 pm on April 29th
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