Got jewelry? Keep your adornments orderly and in clear view with this simple to-sew hanging coordinator. What about making one for sewing accessories, as well? A young lady can never be overly organized!

1. How To
Sew:
Jewely Organizer

2. Recommended Machine:
JK - SHIRLEY
Shopping List:
Got jewelry? Keep your adornments orderly and in clear view with this simple to-sew
hanging coordinator. What about making one for sewing accessories, as well? A young
lady can never be overly organized!
¾ yard fabric
¾ yard lining fabric (backing, lining)
¾ substantial weight interfacing
½ yard medium gage clear vinyl
¼ yard polyester fleece or low-loft batting
1/3 yard 1" wide sheer ribbon
2 pkgs. Additional wide twofold overlay bias tape
1 pkg. double fold bias tape OR 3/8" ribbon that matches extra wide bias
1 pkg. Wash-away basting tape
String to coordinate bias tape
Tubular plastic holder
Fabric Preparation
CUT:
Fabric: One 17" x 22½" piece (Front)
Vinyl: Four 4" x 17" pieces (Pockets)
Interfacing: One 17" x 22½" piece
Backing fabric: One 17" x 22½" piece

3. 1. Place extra wide double fold bias tape on one long edge of
every vinyl piece, with more extensive side of tape underneath.
Line near edge of inward crease, utilizing a long machine line,
getting the more extensive overlay underneath.
TIP: When sewing vinyl utilize a long stitch length
setting. Since the needle makes a little gap in the vinyl,
the more distant away the gaps of the join are, the more
grounded the crease will be.
2. Place extra wide double fold bias tape on
other long edge of three of the vinyl pieces.
Line as in Step 1.
3. Pin wrong side of front to interfacing.
4. Place vinyl pockets on right half of
fabric/interfacing unit separated as
Shown to the right.
Instructions:

4. TIP: Avoid utilizing pins when working with vinyl. Utilize
paper clips or different clasp that won't penetrate the
vinyl and leave a lasting gap.
5. Machine-baste vinyl pockets along the sides and bottom edges.
TIP: What is machine basting? It implies sewing long and
free stitches, which are utilized to hold fabric set up for
a bit. For this situation, it holds the vinyl set up while
the accessory pockets are shaped and before the
external edge is done with bias tape.
6. Cut three 22½" pieces twofold overlay inclination OR 3/8" lace.
On the off chance that utilizing double-fold bias rather than
ribbon, trim it with the goal that it gauges 3/8" wide and has an
overlap on each long edge.
7. Apply basting tape to wrong side of each bias/lace piece.

5. 8. Remove backing from basting tape and
place bias/ribbon pieces onto coordinator
front over vinyl as displayed:
9. Stitch near each long edge of each
bias/strip piece.
10. Baste wrong side of backing on interfacing
side of unit.
11. Attach additional wide twofold overlap
predisposition to side and base edges of
coordinator, mitering at base corners.
12. Make pattern for holder cover:
• Place holder on paper and follow around shape. Draw a straight,
even line crosswise over top at base of holder snare.
• Add 3/8" crease remittance to finish everything/side edges;
include ¾" crease stipend to base straight edge.
• Using this pattern, cut two of fabric, two of downy and two of
coating.

6. 13. Machine-baste fleece to wrong side of every fabric piece.
14. Right sides together, pin lining to hanger cover front. Stitch
across top on each unit. Stitch across straight, bottom edge on one
of the units. Turn each unit to the right side.
15. Right sides together and matching side raw edges, pin the
hanger cover units together. Stitch along each side, leaving the
bottom edge free.
16. Pin the right side of the hanger cover front to the right side of
the organizer, matching raw edges, and keeping the lining of the
hanger cover free. Stitch.
17. Finger press the seam away from the organizer. Turn under and
pin the seam allowance of the hanger cover lining. Stitch the
opening closed.
18. Insert the hanger into the cover.
19. Tie wide ribbon into a bow around hanger. Trim ends as desired.

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