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Home Sewing Patterns Bird print Binoculars Case Tripod Sling and Sketchbook

Bird print Binoculars Case Tripod Sling and Sketchbook

Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer

SewHQ

Pattern Guide

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Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer

SewHQ

Pattern Guide

Download

About this pattern

Nature lovers will adore this birdwatching set designed by Corinne Bradd. Made up in beautiful puffin print fabric by Scrummy for Spoonflower, the set comprises a cool padded binoculars case, practical tripod sling and a handy covered sketch book for keeping note of everything you spot.

Essentials

**Sew a binoculars case**
Fabric, Spoonflower Scrummy range: Just Puffins;
Just Small Puffins, fat quarter of each
Wadding, quilting, lightweight, fat quarter
Snap fasteners, two
**Stitch a tripod sling**
Fabric, cotton: plain, 32cm x 50cm, 9cm square; Spoonflower Scrummy range, Just Puffins, 16cm x 35cm; white polka dots on yellow, 16cm x 35cm, 5cm x 85cm
Elastic, 2mm, round, black, 40cm
Cord lock, spring loaded

Cutting Guide

Back and base: 15cm x 20cm, cut one from each fabric
Front: 15cm square, cut one from each fabric
Top and flap: 10cm x 15cm, cut one from each fabric
Sides: 5cm x 15cm, cut one pair from each fabric
Straps: 5cm x 55cm, cut two from each fab

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Stitch a tripod sling

To create the pocket, cut a 16cm x 35cm rectangle from puffin and polka dot fabric. Place right sides together and sew along the top long edge. Open out and press the seam to one side before folding right sides out, allowing 5mm of the lining fabric to be seen above the outer fabric, press and trim the outer fabric to the same length as the spotty lining.
Place the pocket fabric outer side up onto one short edge of the 32cm x 50cm plain cotton rectangle, raw edges matching. Pin and topstitch a straight line from the centre of the pocket’s long, folded edge down to the raw edge.
Place the small square of plain cotton over the pocket, raw edges matching an