Fabric Containers Tutorial 

Glad you enjoyed it, don’t forget you can scale them up to make storage tubs too!

Thank you so much, glad you’re finding the tutorials useful. Sue x

We are so looking forward to seeing everyone again .

So pleased you enjoyed it, have fun and enjoy your sewing!

Thanks! The turning point is inside, just down a side seam as opposed to the bottom, either works but as these are small when you look inside the side seam is less obvious.

Glad you enjoyed it, have fun with your sewing!

@@sarahpengelly8439 You’re absolutely correct, always worth experimenting on scrap fabric or paper beforehand if you aren’t sure what you want to achieve. These are such useful containers!

It’s been a while to remember but you can use any interfacing, just depends how rigid you want them also what fabric you’re using. If you use curtain/ furnishing fabric then you could leave the interfacing out as these fabrics tend to be a heavier weight. They’re really useful containers 😁

You can make these any size you like, have a play on some scrap fabric. Keep in mind two things, the seam allowance on the base corner will make what you cut larger and you will need to add extra height to the sides of the container. So pleased you are enjoying your sewing.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback, I will let Stephanie know.

Thank you so much, enjoy your sewing 🧵 🪡

It all really depends on how stiff you want your basket to be and what fabric you use. Taken on board re music ✅

I'm thinking of making these to hold houseplants (of course using a water tray inside to catch any moisture) I've seen some lined with plastic but not keen.

So pleased you enjoyed the tutorial, such a useful item, great for filling with Christmas goodies for gifts!