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Then length of a sleeve cap is usually longer than the sleeve hole. This is done on purpose, as the extra fabric allows for more room at top of your arm so it can move freely. That extra fabric has to get “eased” in to the smaller hole. It takes a little time, but if you do it right, you’ll get that sleeve cap eased in with no telltale puckers or tucks. Kate from See Kate Sew shows how to do it. Get the tutorial at See Kate Sew.
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If you’re looking for a clever and functional sewing project, the Tablet Pouch Tutorial from Super Mom No Cape is the perfect DIY to try! Whether you’re keeping your tablet safe at home or carrying it on the go, this stylish pouch will protect your device while adding a personal touch to your accessories.
This easy-to-follow tutorial is ideal for beginner to intermediate sewers. With clear instructions and helpful tips, you’ll quickly learn how to create a chic, custom-sized pouch that fits your tablet perfectly. The best part? You can personalize it by choosing your favorite fabrics, adding a little flair with embellishments, or even including a pocket for additional accessories like pens or headphones.
Not only is this pouch practical, but it’s also a fun project to sew. The design features a secure closure to keep your tablet safe from scratches or accidental drops, and it’s compact enough to easily fit into your bag or carry on its own. Plus, the professional finish will make you feel proud of your new creation!
This DIY tablet pouch is not just a functional accessory, but a great way to practice your sewing skills while creating something useful for yourself or a loved one.
Check out the full tutorial for step-by-step instructions and get started on making your very own Tablet Pouch Tutorial today!