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wall pocketembroideryhoop

Display your favorite fabrics

while storing your sewing

notions in these simple-to-makewall pockets. Make several wall

pockets to group together for a

striking yet practical display in

your sewing space.

PROJECT

byBONNIEFERGUSON

FALL 2011

WEB PROJECT

FABRIC58 yd (57.5 cm) each of 2 different woven

cotton print fabrics OR one 17" (44.5 cm)

square of each fabric for the Scissors Stor-age Hoop (group A)

12 yd (46 cm) each of 2 different wovencotton print fabrics OR one 15" (39.5 cm)square of each fabric for the Pen/PencilStorage Hoop (group B)

13 yd (30.5 cm) OR one 9" (23 cm) square of1 woven cotton print fabric for the NeedleStorage Hoop (C)

FOR EXPLANATIONS OF

TERMS + TECHNIQUES USED

CLICK HERE FOR OUR

SEWING BASICS ONLINE

OTHER SUPPLIESCoordinating sewing thread

yd (45.5 cm) of low- to medium-loftfusible fleece

1 embroidery hoop in each of the followingsizes: 14" x " (35.5 x 2 cm), 12" x " (30.5 x2 cm), and 7" x 38" (18 x 1 cm)

Removable fabric marking pen

Craft glue (optional; see Notes)

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FALL 2011

FINISHED SIZESScissors Storage Hoop: 1412" (37 cm)

diameter; Pen/Pencil Storage Hoop: 1212"(31.5 cm) diameter; Needle Storage Hoop:712" (19 cm) diameter

NOTESFor explanations of terms and techniques,

see Sewing Basics at interweavestitch.com/sewingbasics.

Fusible fleece helps the fabric remain firmin the hoop when pulling notions in and out.If you dont plan to change out the fabric,place a little craft glue around the outsideedge of the inside hoop before placing the

fabric on top.When hanging the hoops on your wall, place

a nail in the wall that corresponds with thetop of the hoop (the section that containsthe tightened wing nut). Next, place twoother nails slightly below the top nail, oneeach to the right- and left-hand sides, cor-responding with the edge of the inside of thehoop. Placing nails in this configuration willensure that the hoops remain stationary andwill not swing from side to side.

CUT THE FABRIC

1 For the Scissors and Pen/Pencil StorageHoops, cut 1 of each corresponding circletemplate from each of the 2 prints in group A,group B, and the fusible fleece (you will have

4 total fabric circles and 2 total fleece circles).For the Needle Storage Hoop, cut 1 of thecorresponding circle templates each fromfabric C and the fusible fleece.

MAKE THE SCISSORS STORAGE HOOPUse the Scissors Hoop circles for the followinginstructions.

2 Fuse the fleece circle to the wrong side ofone print circle, following the manufacturersinstructions. This will become the back-ground.

3 Fold the remaining print circle (of the samesize) in half with wrong sides together andpress (this will become the pocket).

4With the right side of the background circlefacing up, align the raw edges of the (now

folded) pocket piece with the bottom of thebackground piece. Pin and baste the pocketin place, 14" (6 mm) from the raw edges. Next,stitch through all of the layers, 14" (6 mm)from the raw edges.

5 Use a ruler to locate the center of the top(folded edge) of the pocket and mark it witha pin. On each side of the pin, measure over114" (3.2 cm) and, with your fabric pen, drawstraight lines from the top edge to the bottomedge, making sure the lines are parallel witheach other. Measure over 212" (6.5 cm) towardthe outer edge from each of the 114" (3.2 cm)

lines and draw two more lines in the samemanner.

6 Using coordinating thread, topstitch oneach drawn line, backtacking at each end.Remove the pin from the center of the pocket.Youve now created the individual pocket slots.

7 Remove any remaining pen marks follow-ing the manufacturers instructions.

8 Center the fabric on the inner ring of thecorresponding-size hoop. Push the outer ringof the hoop over the inner ring, sandwichingthe edges of the fabric between the rings.Make sure the wing-nut section of the outerhoop is centered at the top, above the pocketsopenings. Tighten the wing nut or screw tosecure, ensuring that the fabric remains taut.Optional: If you do not plan to change out thefabric, place a few dots of glue on the outeredge of the inner ring, center the fabric on it,then complete the assembly.

MAKE THE PEN/PENCILSTORAGE HOOPUse the Pen/Pencil Hoop circles for the follow-ing instructions.

9 Follow Steps 24 to prepare the back-ground and the pocket.

0 Use a ruler to locate the center of the top(folded edge) of the pocket and mark it witha pin. On each side of the pin, measure over12" (1.3 cm) and, with your fabric pen, drawstraight lines from the top edge to the bottomedge, making sure the lines are parallel witheach other. Measure 1" (2.5 cm) to each sideof the 12" (1.3 cm) lines and draw two morelines. Continue measuring 1" (2.5 cm) fromeach line and drawing a new line for a totalof five lines on each side of the center (tenlines total).

- Follow Steps 68 to stitch each line andfinish assembling the Pen/Pencil hoop.

MAKE THE NEEDLE STORAGE HOOPUse the Needle Hoop circles for the followinginstructions.

= Fuse the fleece circle to the wrong side ofthe print fabric circle following the manufac-turers instructions.

q Follow Step 8 to assemble the hoop.

BONNIE FERGUSON is a full-time mom to

six amazing children, who are great inspira-

tions for her sewing projects. She designs andsells patterns at fishsticksdesigns.com, and you

can check out sewing tutorials on her blog at

fishsticksandfries.com/blog.

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SPRING 2011 pattern

GETTING STARTEDBasic techniques and termsyoull need to know for the pattern you have downloaded.

BUTTON + BUTTONHOLE

PLACEMENT MARKSSolid lines indi-

cate buttonholes. A large open circle is

the button symbol and shows placement.

CUTTING LINESMultisize

patterns have different cutting

lines for each size.

PLACE ON FOLD BRACKET This is

a grainline marking with arrows pointing

to the edge of the pattern. Place on the

fold of the fabric so that your finishedpiece will be twice the size of the pattern

piece, without adding a seam.

GRAINLINE The double-ended arrow

should be parallel to the lengthwise

grain or fold unless specifically marked

as crosswise. Bias grainlines will be

diagonal.

NOTCHES Notches are triangle-shaped

symbols used for accurately matching

seams. Pieces to be joined will have cor-responding notches.

DARTS Lines and dots mark darts.

The lines show where the stitching will

be, and the dot shows the position of the

dart point (signaling the point, at the

end of the dart, where your stitching

should end).

PATTERN DOTSFilled circles indicate

that a mark needs to be made (often on

the right side of the fabric) for placement

of elements such as a pocket or a dartpoint. Mark by punching through the pat-

tern paper only, then mark on the fabric

through the hole.

SLASH MARKS A dashed line (some-

times appearing with pattern dots)

indicates an area to be slashed. Further

instructions for making the slash will be

included in the pattern instructions.

PATTERN SYMBOLS + MARKINGSASSEMBLING FULL-SIZE PATTERN PRINTOUT

1 |When prepar-ing to print the PDF,make sure that you areprinting it at 100% andthat there is no scaling.Check the settings forpage scaling (should beNone) and check thepreview to make surethat you will be printingat full size. Make surethat the box labeled Au-to-Rotate and Centeris unchecked (instruc-

tions apply specifically to Adobe Reader; if using another PDFreader, check for similar settings).

2 |To ensure that the pattern has printed at the correct scale,check the size of the TEST SQUARE. The Test Squareshould be 2" 2" (5 5 cm).

3 |To begin assembling the pattern, cut off or fold the dottedmargin around each page.

4 |The pages are numbered in rows, so the first row of pagesis numbered 1a, 1b, 1c, etc. Line up the rows and match thedotted lines together so they overlap. Tape the pages together.Use the illustrated guide to match each piece. Once the patternis complete, find your size, pin the pattern to the fabric, and fol-low the coordinating line to cut out or trace the pattern.

LAYOUT, MARKING + CUTTING GUIDELINES

1 |Find the lines that correspond to your size and tracethe pattern pieces, either on tissue paper or directly ontothe fabric, using tracing paper and a tracing wheel.

2 |If you are cutting pattern pieces on the fold or cuttingtwo of the same pattern piece, fold the fabric in half,selvedge to selvedge, with right sides together. Note that thistechnique is not appropriate for some fabrics, so check theproject instructions if you are unsure.

3 |Lay the pattern pieces on the fabric as close togetheras possible. Double-check that all pattern pieces to becut on the fold are placed on the fold.

4 |Make sure all pattern pieces are placed on the fabricwith the grainline running parallel to the lengthwise grain unlessa crosswise or bias grainline is present.

5 |Copy all pattern markings onto the wrong side of the fabricunless otherwise noted.

6 |Read through all cutting instructions listed in the projectinstructions for directions on how many pattern pieces tocut out of your fabric and interfacing.

7 |Use weights to hold the pattern pieces down and usepins to secure the corners as needed.

8 |Cut the pieces slowly and carefully.

Test Square2" 2" [5 5 cm]

XL

L

M

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XS

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