Versatile Storage Caddy Full Tutorial Video

Описание: If you want to organise your life, make yourself a Versatile Storage Caddy!

This design for this storage caddy was inspired by the need to make the best use of space in a deep drawer, but then it became so much more. Desktop storage or drawer organiser, this caddy is definitely versatile!

You can choose to make your caddy with three, four, or five compartments. All three sizes have fully divided sections, designed to hold note-books, cardmaking supplies, greetings cards, the list goes on! Or you can add a plastic storage box in each section to keep your chosen contents secure.

• Each section is fully enclosed, so you won’t lose anything under the dividers
• You can make these dividers using four fat quarters, so great for using pretty packs of coordinating fabrics
• This pattern uses both foam stabiliser and stiffener, and there is a list of different options for each, so you can use whichever brand you can get
• The binding at the top is hand-stitched with embroidery floss using a simple running stitch, making it easy to finish the binding neatly
• The sections fit anything A5 or less, so you can store notebooks, fat quarters, or use plastic takeaway containers as drawers
• Included as an extra are the instructions for making a loop to hang the caddy from a wardrobe rail, making it great for storing scarves or belts

Finished sizes (approximately):
Size 1 – 6” wide x 7” high x 8” deep
Size 2 – 6” wide x 7” high x 10½” deep
Size 3 – 6” wide x 7” high x 13” deep

As with my other patterns, there are dots, notches and stitching lines to make it easy to get a great finish.
During the video, I mention a video tutorial showing you how I prepare my foam stabiliser. You can watch it here:
   • How to prepare foam stabiliser for sewing ...  

I have also created a free download, for reference, and you can get it here:
https://www.hazelapatterns.co.uk/tuto...

And the free binding download is here:
https://www.hazelapatterns.co.uk/tuto...


This tutorial follows along with the PDF pattern, which you can buy here:
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or from Etsy: https://tinyurl.com/2bu5szf2


The PDF pattern comes as two separate files. The first contains a simple, six-step tutorial with twenty photos, enhanced with graphics to make it clearer to understand. The second file contains the pattern pieces, ready for you to cut out and use. All sizes are in inches.
INCLUDED:
• Cutting layouts for all fabrics
• Instructions on how to cut and prepare the fabrics
• Step-by-step instructions including photos of each step
• Photo tutorial and pattern pieces ready for printing


This sewing tutorial is designed for people with any level of sewing skill. Check below to see the timestamps so that you can jump to the section you need.

Other items I use during this video:
• Awl
• Air-erasable fabric marker
• Tailor’s clapper

All of these items are available to buy online, or from your friendly local sewing shop!
This pattern is designed to be sewn on a domestic sewing machine; I use a Janome DKS 100.
If you have any questions, you can comment below, or feel free to contact me through my website, https://www.hazelapatterns.co.uk/contact I love to chat about sewing with fellow enthusiasts!

When you buy the pattern will receive two files, one with the photo tutorial, and one with the pattern pieces and a cutting chart. The video follows along with the tutorial, step by step.

Chapter listing:
• Intro – 0:23
• You will need – 1:31
• Before you begin sewing – 1:55
• Step one – Dividers – 3:11
• Steps two and three – Lining – 5:34
• (Cat interlude – 19:09)
• Step four – Foam – 21:55
• Step five – Outer – 27:00
• Step six – Binding – 37:31
• Outro – 49:30


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