DIY thermos bottle holder with shoulder strap
Today’s handcrafted goods is “thermos bottle holder with shoulder strap".

Materials
Outer fabrics, 15cm by 28.5cm are 2 pieces. (Seam allowances are included, attach interfacing)


Fusible interfacing gives fabric firmness, and keeps shape of bottle holder.
Inner fabrics, 14.5cm by 28cm are 2 pieces. (Seam allowances are included)

For tabs, tape or ribbon are 2 pieces. (1cm by 6cm)

Drawstring fabric is 9cm by 27cm. (Seam allowances are included. zig zag stitch.)

Cord for drawstring fabric is 40cm. 1 cord lock.

For shoulder strap, 7cm by 50cm are 2 pieces. (Seam allowances are included, attach interfacing)

Cords for shoulder strap, 50cm are 2 pieces. 2 cord locks.

Make drawstring fabric
1. Fold the drawstring fabric (1cm), and stitch.

When making creases, it is recommended to use an sewing ruler for iron. The folds are neat and the finish is nicely.
2. Fold the top edge. (1cm、2.5cm) Then stitch.

Make outer
1. Lay the outer fabrics with right side, and sew the side and bottom.

2. Cut off extra cloths, and press seam allowances open. Then make gusset, and sew.


3. Cut the extra seam allowances (2.5cm).

4. Baste the outer fabric and tabs together.

5. Baste the outer fabric and drawstring fabric with right side together.

Make inner
1. Lay the inner fabrics with right side, and sew the side and bottom. (Leaving 6cm open for turning.)

2. Cut off extra cloths, and press seam allowances open. Then make gussets, and sew.


3. Cut the extra seam allowances (2.5cm).

Make the holder
1. Insert the inner into the outer with right side together. Then sew around.

2. Press seam allowances open, and turn inside out.

3. Sew the edge.

4. Stitch the edge of holder mouth and iron.

Make shoulder strap
1. Baste the shoulder fabric and cords together.

2. Sew the shoulder fabrics with right side together. (Leaving 7cm open for turning.)

3. Cut off extra seams. Press seam allowances open.

4. Turn inside out, and stitch the edge.

5. Thread the cord through, and attach the cord lock. It’s done.

Making movie is the following.
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