Isidore Online Class - Custom-Sizeable Padded Pocket for Electronic Devices!
Jessica Barrera- Fabric by Yard
- Totes, Bag, Purses
- Beginner
- Quilt size 12" × 9"
Join Kate for an easy-to-sew padded slip pocket, featuring the new Isidore pattern! The pattern is easy to customize to your particular device and you can add an exterior pocket for holding charging cords or accessories.
Instructor
Jessica Barrera
Jessica Barrera is the Founder and Owner of Sallie Tomato, a provider of original sewing patterns, as well as designer patterns from other companies, bag kits, purse hardware, nylon-coil handbag zippers, a wide variety of cotton, canvas, cork & faux leather fabrics - plus sewing machines, notions, interfacings & stabilizers, & more!
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Common Questions
What is covered in Isidore Online Class - Custom-Sizeable Padded Pocket for Electronic Devices!?
Join Kate for an easy-to-sew padded slip pocket, featuring the new Isidore pattern! The pattern is easy to customize to your particular device and you can add an exterior pocket for holding charging cords or accessories.
How long is the tutorial video?
The tutorial video is 00:12:00.
Are supplies listed for this tutorial?
Yes. The tutorial page includes the supplies and materials connected to this project.
Is a transcript available?
Yes. A written transcript is available on the tutorial page.
Video Transcript
1. You may need additional fabric if your device is larger than the one in the pattern. Measure your device and fill in the chart included in your pattern. Also choose Portrait or Landscape orientation (especially if you're using directional fabrics). Make all notes and adjustments before you cut!
2. This is a great project for leftovers or smaller pieces of fabric!
3. Customize your sleeve with optional hardware including snaps or a labels.
4. Remember as you're sewing to leave a portion open to turn pieces right side out!
5. If you'd like depth and shape in your pocket, fold a small pleat at the bottom corners of the pocket.
6. Trim excess foam away from the edges to reduce bulk when sewing.
