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FREE SEWING PATTERN: Rebecca Dress

July 24, 2014 by Daniela Leave a Comment

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FREE SEWING TUTORIAL: Insulated Car Seat Organizer

July 22, 2014 by Daniela Leave a Comment

Thanks for visiting On the Cutting Floor today!This is the FREE SEWING TUTORIAL: Insulated Car Seat Organizer

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Car Seat Organizer
I have created this car seat organizer with an insulated backing that will keep my son’s snacks and milk fresh and cool for him. For the pattern, please visit my store at Craftsy by clicking the blue button below

Tutorial

1. Fold the straps length wise and iron flat.

2. Open and fold both sides to the middle. Iron flat again.

3. Fold it again and iron flat. Stitch both sides of the strap length wise.

Pockets

4. Place the insul bright in the back of the pocket facing piece.

5. Stitch around the insul bright area.

6. Place the front piece with the facing.

7. Place the elastic and pin to the top left corner.

8. Stitch around the area, leaving a 4 inches opening to turn the pocket around.

9. place the insul bright and the organizer facing together and sew along the edges.

10. Place the organizer with the facing together, right sides facing and stitch around the edges again. Leave a 4 inches opening to turn around.

11. Close the opening and put the contrasting bias tape around the edges.

12. Place the straps and stitch them in place.

13. Finish the straps by folding the ends and stitch.

14. Place both pockets on the organizer. Pin and sew along the bottom and sides.

And it is done!!!

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Alice Skirt

July 2, 2014 by Daniela Leave a Comment

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Thank you for visiting On the Cutting Floor today. This is the Alice Skirt: free sewing and drafting tutorial

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PATTERN

TUTORIAL

The fabric is gorgeous! I couldn’t not wait to start with my project.Until the fabric arrived, and I look at the elephants again.
In my defense, I do not think I was looking at the size of the elephants LOL!Fortunately, I also bought a stone blue and I have scraps from the Catalina dress Macaw green fabric.So, I cut them into straps. And I sat on the floor to think.

About the pattern

The Alice skirt is a paneled skirt with an easy, shirring waistband, which makes it comfortable and ready to wear during this summer.The Alice skirt is so easy that you do not need patterns to make it. However, I have add an instruction sheet with the measurement of each rectangle.

Materials:

1. Fabric
2. Matching thread
4. Elastic Thread
5. Pins
7. Measuring tape or ruler
8. Scissors

Fabric:

Light and medium weight fabrics such as cotton and linen.

Yardage Calculation:

I recommend using the patterns pieces to know the amount of fabric you will use.
For a size 10 (40 inches hips measurement) I used 3/4 of a yard of the main fabric and 1/2 yard of the blue hemline and panels and 1/2 yard of the green waistband and panels.

Besides, I love block color skirts, but I did not want to go that way. I wanted something different.
That is why I cut the fabric into panels. I played with them and put them together. I am sure you can do this with almost any skirt project ;)That is exactly what I love the most about this project: its versatility. I am thinking of so many different ways to put skirts, even dresses together!And that is how Alice skirt was born.

Fabric by Valori Wells Karavan Marrakech Peacock

Image courtesy of Fabric.com

Sometimes, in the process of creating a new project, you must face some hiccups. At the beginning they seem random and annoying, with no better purpose than slow down your productivity and doubt your own creativity.That is what happened with the Alice skirt.When I bought the fabric online, I had in mind this beautiful pair of shorts with a shirring waistband.