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“C” is for Corduroy Sewing Projects

February 24, 2014

Sew: corduroy sewing projects
Fine wale corduroy is a favorite fabric of mine and today I’m sharing a few sewing projects you can make using corduroy.

Save those worn out corduroy pants because you can repurpose them into a useful pouch.
Brown corduroy with an appliqued monogram, metal zipper and flannel lining make for a very masculine pouch that any man would appreciate.
Here I combined corduroy panels with drop cloth, another favorite fabric of mine, and added a cross-stitched monogram.
How to:
Step 1: Print the letters using monogram KK font.  Pin paper to corduroy panel and cross-stitch directly over paper.
Step 2: Carefully remove the paper.
Step 3: Prepare all pouch supplies.  (For a similar size pouch click here.)
Step 4: Press under raw edge of corduroy panels.
Step 5: Pin in place on drop cloth main body piece of pouch and top stitch.
To finish sewing the zippered pouch pick any tutorial here.
This pouch was for a new baby.
Use bright turquoise corduroy (a favorite shirt of mine from high school), contrasting yellow metal zipper, bright pink single letter monogram and pink/white striped canvas lining.
For this larger monogram I used graph paper, sketched out the crosses and pinned it to the corduroy:
More ipad cases.
A matching set for an ipad and an ipad mini in charcoal corduroy with an orange cross-stitch monogram:
The complete post on how to make this ipad case is here.
Another ipad case:
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