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Le Fétiche Sablier Pencil Cup PDF Pattern
Le Fétiche Sablier Pencil Cup PDF Pattern
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This is a PDF pattern to make the pencil cup, not the actual physical product!
Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/JuVenaDLX0s
After I created Le Fétiche I suddenly thought that there is another way I could make a corset pencil cup differently so I made Le Fétiche Sablier which means "Hourglass". There's never too many corset pencil cup designs, right?
Great project to use your scraps. It does involve some stitching but can be made in one night (Sunday evening project).
Size: 4.5" high, 3.5" wide, 2.8" deep
(If you want a big wearable corset, I have one too: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1382390923/leather-corset-pattern-size-sm-us-2-10)
Materials:
Scraps! The important part is that thickness should be 6-7 oz and up, it needs a good structure. Play with colors, there’s plenty of beautiful options.
The base is 10-12 oz, I’d say the heavier the better. If you worry you make it double :)
You will also need some lace, I used 4.5 oz lace I made with my lace maker, use anything including cotton laces or ribbons.
Hardware:
None
Tools:
Scissors, knife (paper knife or rotary cutter would also work).
Stitching irons: my pattern is made for 5 SPI stitching irons (5 stitches per inch).
Needles - according to your thread size, a pair of harness needles.
Mallet, hole punch.
Burnishing agent and burnisher (optional but desirable)
Pattern is designed for hand stitching.
Formats: A4 and USLetter.
The pattern has stitching holes marked for 5 SPI stitching irons (5 stitches per inch, or approximately 5.2 mm). 5 mm stitching irons made by metric system sometimes fit, sometimes they don’t (depending on manufacturer). If you have 5 mm irons and the spacing seems a tad too large for them you can print the pattern at 96.2% scale. I advise to print one page and try your irons to see how they fit before printing the entire pattern.
Video about how to print the patterns and solve common printing problems:
https://youtu.be/iBfn8cXseMY
Join our Karlova Leatherwork Patterns Group on Facebook!
www.facebook.com/groups/karlovadesign
Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/JuVenaDLX0s
After I created Le Fétiche I suddenly thought that there is another way I could make a corset pencil cup differently so I made Le Fétiche Sablier which means "Hourglass". There's never too many corset pencil cup designs, right?
Great project to use your scraps. It does involve some stitching but can be made in one night (Sunday evening project).
Size: 4.5" high, 3.5" wide, 2.8" deep
(If you want a big wearable corset, I have one too: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1382390923/leather-corset-pattern-size-sm-us-2-10)
Materials:
Scraps! The important part is that thickness should be 6-7 oz and up, it needs a good structure. Play with colors, there’s plenty of beautiful options.
The base is 10-12 oz, I’d say the heavier the better. If you worry you make it double :)
You will also need some lace, I used 4.5 oz lace I made with my lace maker, use anything including cotton laces or ribbons.
Hardware:
None
Tools:
Scissors, knife (paper knife or rotary cutter would also work).
Stitching irons: my pattern is made for 5 SPI stitching irons (5 stitches per inch).
Needles - according to your thread size, a pair of harness needles.
Mallet, hole punch.
Burnishing agent and burnisher (optional but desirable)
Pattern is designed for hand stitching.
Formats: A4 and USLetter.
The pattern has stitching holes marked for 5 SPI stitching irons (5 stitches per inch, or approximately 5.2 mm). 5 mm stitching irons made by metric system sometimes fit, sometimes they don’t (depending on manufacturer). If you have 5 mm irons and the spacing seems a tad too large for them you can print the pattern at 96.2% scale. I advise to print one page and try your irons to see how they fit before printing the entire pattern.
Video about how to print the patterns and solve common printing problems:
https://youtu.be/iBfn8cXseMY
Join our Karlova Leatherwork Patterns Group on Facebook!
www.facebook.com/groups/karlovadesign
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