-Holds 10 colored pencils and a small pack of A4 half-sheets.
Dimensions of finished notebook when closed: width: 18 cm / height: 23 cm...
Materials required:
- One 40 x 26 cm piece for the outside.
- One 40 x 26 cm piece for the lining.
- One 40 x 26 cm piece of wadding for the tri-lining.
- One 40 x 36 cm piece for interior storage.
- 1 button to close the notebook.
- 18 cm of cord.
- Decorative ribbons if you feel like it!
- And matching thread (well, I'm just saying... but I think it's prettier ;-)).
(OPTION: for a better hold of the whole notebook, you can add a fleece coupon to the wadding one.
(OPTION: for a better hold of the whole notebook, you can add a fleece piece to the wadding one, to keep a “cozy” feel, unlike vlieseline...)
Pattern pieces:
Sewing margins are 1 cm and included in the pattern, which is great!
Notebook exterior, lining and tri-lining
Pieces 1, 2 and 3 (40 x 26 cm)
(If you chose to add it, the fleece piece is also this size...)
Storage section
Piece 4 (40 x 36 cm)
Step by step :
1 - Cut out the 4 pattern pieces (or 5 if you add the batting).
(TIP: for cleaner work, feel free to trace your outlines with an erasable thermo-pencil, A little ironing will remove all pen marks! Magic, isn't it! You'll find You'll find them in any supermarket!)
2- Pin then sew together (5 mm from edge) pieces 2 (lining) and 3 (wadding).
3- Fold piece 4 in half to obtain a 40 x 18 cm piece. Iron then topstitch the folded part with a matching thread about 3 mm from the edge.
4- Place this piece 4 on the set you sewed earlier. Pin then stitch (5 mm from the edge) on the sides and bottom of the storage part so that sewn together.
5- Locate the middle of your 2/3/4 set (you can draw a reference line with your magic with your magic pencil!), then sew from the top of the storage area to the to the bottom. This will give you the pocket on the right where your ½ A4 sheets.
6- All that's left is to sew the seams that will allow you to store each of your pencils on the left side (or the right side). pencils on the left-hand side (or right-hand side for a less “puffy” effect once the closed). To do this, again using a magic pencil, draw parallel vertical lines
from the middle of your notebook to the left (or right, as you prefer) edge. depending on your choice). Each seam should be 1.8 cm apart (please be precise!).
Then sew (for better compartment solidity, don't hesitate to finish with 2 or 3 back-and-forth stitches). You'll need to sew 9 seams (the 10 visible on the photo is the middle one, made in the previous step). Iron (without insisting, so as not to burn the wadding), so that your pencil marks disappear.
7- Using a container (such as a lid) about 5 cm in diameter, round off the 4 corners of this set.
8- On the middle of the left-hand side of the piece, sew (5 mm from the edge) your cord, previously folded in half. folded in half. Go back and forth several times to keep it firmly attached. attached.
9- Sew your decorative ribbons to the bottom right (5 mm from the edge), then your button to the middle of the right side right side, 7 cm from the edge (feel free to mark with a pencil).
10 - Sew the batting to this piece, as in step 2, then round off the 4 corners as in step 7.
11- Lay the 2/3/4 set and part 1 right sides together (the cord, button and decorative decorative labels are “sandwiched” together! Make sure you lay the two your two pieces in the right direction!) Stitch all the way around (1 cm from the edge), paying particular attention to the rounded edges.
the rounded edges, and don't forget to leave an opening at the bottom, on the side where the cord is located (this is where it will be least visible...).
12- Cut your curves with notched scissors and turn over.
13- Iron well (without burning the wadding!).
14- Finally, topstitch all the way around (3 mm from the edge) to close your work. (choose threads to match each part - outside/inside - of your notebook). booklet).
Et voilà!!...
Your little sketchbook is finished
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