Tract holders jw diy

Magazine and Tract holder

New Tract Holder. This is a little more in depth and requires more supplies but it seems more sturdy.

Tract holders, made with fabric. For more information send a email alisa_torres76@hotmail.com

Here I have sewn down the line I drew earlier. I back stitched at the start and finish of the line to anchor my thread. Don't forget to trim your threads!

Here I have turned my project right side out and poked the corners out the best I can. (I used a bone folder but you could use a knitting needle, or even a dull pencil if you are very careful.) then I ironed my project really well and folded the gap with the fabric turning inward as if it were sewn as the rest is. Take a bit of time to fold and press and if it looks wrong, just do it again. When you are happy with the fold, press and pin as shown in the picture. You are now ready to top…

JW Dogs tract holder $18

You will be sewing around the edges with 1/4" seam allowance but leaving a 5" gap or so which you will use to turn your project right-side out. See the two pins on the right hand side of the fabric? They are pinned differently than the rest. That is marking the stop and starting of where I will sew.