Kleenex Cover Tutorial

Halloween covers:


Christmas covers:

 

And Here is how you do it:
Cut an outside piece 6" x 6 1/2"
and a lining piece 6" x 7 1/2"


Sew the 6" edges, right sides together on each end.


Then press with the larger square on the bottom.  This creates the little trim.

Then with larger square on the bottom, fold up the two ends and overlap them slightly.  (good lord, when did I get age spots, and how do you get rid of them?)


Sew the ends, it's a bit bulky, but its fine.


Here is where I waved my wand and made a slight improvement on the pattern I was using.  Push your finger into the corner and form a little peak and pinch it and sew a short line of stitches across the top.  You can just eye ball it.  (age spot shot again... can I consider them freckles, maybe?)



Turn your piece right side out and viola' - 


With the new design of  the pocket tissues, it is necessary to cut a small slit in the package to pull out the tissues.


And in just a short time, you'll have a little batch of these of your own.   They make great little hostess gifts, party favors, teacher gifts, etc.


3 comments:

Anonymous said...

In spite of the age spots, your nails are nice, though! This is the best tute I have found for these kleenex holders - Great job!

Anonymous said...

What a great tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to create and post it. I am so inspired to make up some of these little babies for myself and friends.

MomToBostonTerriers in Texas

Anonymous said...

OMG, This is such a fantastic tutorial. Love the way that you make them and seeing all of the colorful holders in your basket is inspiring. Thank you!