Coffee Sleeve Tutorial: Learn to Sew Reusable Fabric Coffee Cozies
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Learn to sew reusable fabric coffee cozies with this simple coffee sleeve tutorial! You can make your own coffee sleeves just like the cardboard ones they give you at the coffee shop. These make great handmade gifts for your coffee loving friends too.
Click here to grab the free coffee sleeve pattern pieces : www.pincutsews...
This is a beginner friendly tutorial -- you just need some cotton fabrics and some stiff interfacing called Peltex : amzn.to/3vcSJzt
And here are the clips I'm using in the video: amzn.to/3gbWW20
For a printable PDF version of this tutorial, visit my pattern shop (your support means so much!): www.etsy.com/y...
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If you make some coffee sleeves, I'd love to see! Find me at the links about and shoot me an email or tag me with your pics :)
Cheers!
Nikki
I've been following you for a while, I'm not sure why it's taken me this long to make one of these! I got a hot coffee today, and almost burned myself because they didn't give me a sleeve. No more, I'm going to make a couple of them! Thank you for another great tutorial!
@pincutsew So, I tried to make this pattern again and success! I had made a comment on IG that I wasn't successful, but I did it! I'm now making about 10 for teachers' gifts! thank you!!!
I am a visual learner. And I appreciate that you are making tutorials like this. Thank you
I'm so glad it's helpful for you :)
I just ordered this pattern last night. And I searched for the video so I could watch it. I had stiff interfacing somewhere in my craft room so I went looking for it and decluttered where it was which was under my cutting table. Killed two birds with one stone, found my interfacing and organized under my cutting table. Can’t wait to start making them.
Lol- “here’s your pieces/peaces” (peace-sign fabric) love your content-thanks for all you share!
Thank you.
That fabric is hilarious! 😂 Archers' salute!
Great project. I left one of the small ends open vs. the long bottom side for ease of sewing. plan to make lots more. Thanks for pattern.
Hi there! Thanks for the template and video! SO excited to try this!! Do you think you could you use a couple layers of cut away stabilizer for the inside?🤔
You could! It won't be as stiff and cardboardy, but it should work fine.
Ever try insul bright for the interior? I know it wouldn’t have the structure but it could help a little to buffer differing temps.
Wonderful and simple project. Great idea for Father's Day gifts at my church. Thanks for the inspiration, and the video tutorial for us visual learners.
Thank you so much Nikki, this is wonderful!
Just LOVE this!!!!!
Brilliant! Making these
Thanks, it’s a cute little doodad. 🥰
Does the 1/8” topstitching sew through the peltex? So glad I found this video! Thank you!
Yes it does 👍🏻
Love it
Hi Nikki, I love your videos and my 6-yr old grandson loves watching them with me. We decided to make your coffee sleeves for his mother but the templates only print blank sheets. One link only has the fabric template. The other has both but neither will print. I tested that it is not my printer by trying other sites but it is just yours that I can't print. Hope you can help me out. We also plan to make book sleeves and markers after this. Thanks for the great ideas.
Hi there! Can you send me an email at pincutsew@yahoo.com so I can help?
The pages to the Amazon links are in Spanish, just fyi. I use an iPhone and was able to click on the three dots on right side of page (in Chrome) and choose Translate so easy to change if needed. Just letting you know:)
lol that is very strange, I will look into it 😆
This reminds me of cake pan cozies I've seen, that help your cakes bake more evenly and less domed. You soak them in water (and wring out) before putting onto your cake pan and baking as usual. Obviously you'd want to use 100% cotton fabric and batting, never polyester for this.
Oh interesting, I’ve never seen those before, but what a great idea!
Thank you! I am a home baker and I was looking at these to buy, didn't think to sew them myself! Great idea!
Gday from Australia, thanks for awesome vids, just wanna know where did you purchase your tape measure sticky tape please? Xxxx
Hi! It's Scotch brand, here's a link: amzn.to/3J43tbN
Where can I get the pattern
Thanks for the video. bummer I’m 2 yrs late the pattern is not free anymore.
The pattern piece is still free! The printable instructions are the paid pdf, but here is just the free pattern piece :) drive.google.com/file/d/1hu1m7cME_y9Tc18fuKkQjrhg5zW2DFzl/view?usp=drivesdk
Hi Nikki, What a cute little project! I’m taking lessons now and want to try making this! Can you tell me what size/width of Velcro is required? Thanks so much! 😊
Hi there! The Velcro only comes in 1” widths. Make sure you get the sew in kind! The sticky kind won’t work, it will just gum up under your needle.
@@PinCutSewokay thank you!
Great project. I’m gonna try to make one, but I would like to know where you purchase the paper tape.
Do mean my measuring tape masking tape? It’s scotch brand, here’s a link: amzn.to/3v4xdQV
Could I put insulbrite in this? My hands still get cold and hot from the fabric ones, I am wondering if I can stick some in there too. Might make it a lot thicker. Im going to try this but increase the pattern an extra half edge on perimeters just to make sure it fits.
Yeah, I think so! Let me know how it turns out.
What size coffee cup is this for please?
It fits them all up to a Starbucks venti!
@@PinCutSew Thank you 🙂
Hello Nikki, does it have to be peltex? I have a lot of fusible interfacing and a lot of cotton batting, but no peltex.
You could try it with other materials! I know one person told me they used cotton batting and liked it :)
@@PinCutSew Great, thanks! Already cut, will be stitching tomorrow!
Can thin foam be uses if I can't get the simplex?
Sure, or batting, or other interfacing too.
You say the pattern is free but it is not (anymore?).
Hi! The pattern piece is still free, it's the printable pattern with instructions that I sell. But here's the pattern piece: drive.google.com/file/d/1hu1m7cME_y9Tc18fuKkQjrhg5zW2DFzl/view?usp=sharing
,👍👍🙂
After the main part is sewn, it is quite a bit smaller than the pattern. The fabric is pretty tight to the peltex. Yours looks to be just about the same as the pattern size. What am I doing wrong? I watched several times and am doing what you’re doing! Thanks.
Make sure you’re printing at 100% scale! And make sure you’re using 1/4” seams.
If this pattern is free, then why are you charging $4.00?
You can still download the pattern piece for free and use the video to make one. The $4 version is a full printable version of the tutorial with instructions and photos. Totally optional, but my pattern shop is what keeps this entire thing going and I always appreciate the support :)
Thank you for making this tutorial. The full instructions and pattern are definitely worth $4!
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