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Make a Fabric Tissue Pocket

A soft tissue pocket keeps an ordinary small packet tidy in a bag. Measure the actual packet, since sizes vary between brands and formats.

Start with your materials ↓
AI-generated concept image for make a fabric tissue pocket

WHAT TO GATHER

Your starting kit.

  • Thin woven cotton rectangle
  • Needle
  • Thread
  • Tissue packet for sizing

STEP 01

Prepare the starting piece

Wrap a practice paper rectangle around the tissue packet to estimate the fabric size. Allow for hems and comfortable overlap without compressing the packet.

STEP 02

Set out the shape

Cut the fabric and double-fold the two edges that will form the opening. Sew their hems with small even stitches.

STEP 03

Work the first section

Lay the fabric right side up and fold both hemmed ends toward the middle so they overlap. Check the width against the packet.

STEP 04

Build and adjust

Sew the two remaining side seams with small backstitches. Keep the overlap free and secure all seam ends before turning.

STEP 05

Finish and check

Turn right side out and insert the packet through the overlap. Remove the tissues before laundering and dry the pocket completely.

Before you begin.

What should I check before beginning?

Wrap a practice paper rectangle around the tissue packet to estimate the fabric size. Allow for hems and comfortable overlap without compressing the packet.

What is the main practical tip for this project?

This is an outer cover, not a sterile container; keep the tissue packet in its original protective wrapper.

Original editorial project guidance. Images are AI-generated concepts, not photographs of tested finished projects. Practice on inexpensive materials and follow tool and material instructions. Sources & approach.

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