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How To Make A Fabric Doorstop | Just Fabrics
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
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Chapters:
Intro 0:00
What you'll need 0:14
Cutting out your fabric 0:41
Joining your side pieces 1:10
Making the handle 1:47
Attaching the handle 2:05
Attaching the top piece to the side pieces 2:33
Attaching the base to the side pieces 2:51
Turning the doorstop the right way out 3:07
Filling the doorstop 3:13
Sewing the small gap closed 3:22
Finished shots of the doorstop 3:32
Outro 3:37
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Thanks!🌸🌺
You're welcome, we're so glad you liked it! Are there anymore videos you'd like to see from us?
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@@just_fabrics thanks for asking, I will think about it. 🌺🌸
Just made it and it turned out beautiful. Quick and easy to make. Going to look for something else from your playlist to make now. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Thank you for your feedback, we're so happy you found our guide useful! Let us know how you get on with the other makes.
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Great tutorial!!
Hi Angela,
Thanks for your kind words, we're very happy you found it useful! We have plenty more how-to guides on our playlist here: bit.ly/3ELfwdk. Let us know how you get on!
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El trabajo genial, pero estaria mejor si al menos pusiera las medidas en pantalla para las personas que no sepan el idioma.Un saludo
Hi,
Thank you for your constructive feedback, the written version can be found here: www.justfabrics.co.uk/inspiration/how-to-make-a-fabric-doorstop/. This will contain all the measurements written out for you. Hope this helps!
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Great tutorial thanks 😊 Could i use a smaller seam allowance as long as I use the same seam allowance on every seam I stitch? I'm guessing yes, but not sure 🤔
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Thanks for your feedback! Yes that should be absolutely fine. Are there any other videos you'd like to see from us?
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Can you please explain how you navigate the corners when sewing the top and bottom pieces on? It's not clear and I just made a mess 😢. Thanks.
Hi,
Of course! The first tip I'd recommend is taking it slow at the corners as this just helps to keep control of the stitch. Make sure the two pieces of fabric are flat as you go around the corner, leaving your seam allowance as you go. If you go to 3:03 on the video, then click the settings wheel and change the playback speed down to a lower number, it'll slow the video down and you can see how the corner is approached. Hope this helps!
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I may have missed it but is the seam allowance? Thank you.
Hi Renee,
Around 1 inch for the seam allowance. Hope this helps.
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Great use for small pieces of fabric and good video. Just one question...3/4kgs of rice should that be 3/4 lbs?
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Thank you for your kind words, we really appreciate them. I believe 3/4kgs of rice is correct yes.
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@@just_fabrics yes I just made it and can confirm it takes between 3 and 4 kilos of rice.
to convert into lbs multiply the 3 -4 kgs by 2 (more less)