The Tea Bag Wallet Pattern Tea-Lovers Must See!
Calling all tea-lovers: now there’s a fantastic way that you can ensure you’re only a matter of moments from clutching a warm mug of your favourite brew, no matter where you are… with this pretty little tea bag wallet pattern! Whether you’re off to a friend’s house for a catch-up, going away for the weekend, or simply making the daily trip to work, now you can incorporate you favourite flavours into your day… whenever the mood takes you! Forget hotel room tea, vending machine tea, or well-meaning friend tea (you love them to bits, but you’re definitely not a fan of the builder’s brew they insist on serving up!) now you can drink any flavour, any time (as long as there’s a kettle nearby!) Simply stock up this pretty little tea bag wallet, and pop it into your bag before you leave home.
Difficulty: Beginner
You Will Need:
- Cotton fabric Outer 18cm x 14cm
- Inner 18cm x 14cm
- Pockets 8cm x 9cm (6 pieces)
- Iron on Interfacing 18cm x 14cm
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Sewing thread
- Ribbon 30cm
- Pins
Tea Bag Wallet Pattern:
Step 1:
Cut out the fabric and iron the interfacing onto the back of the outer fabric. Press a small seam along the top of the 6 pockets.
Step 2:
Sew along the top of the pockets.
Step 3:
Press a small seam down the right side of the left side pockets and the left side of the right side pockets. Measure 3cm from the top of the inner fabric. Pin first pocket in place, matching the edge of the pocket to the edge of the inner fabric.
Step 4:
Sew along the bottom of the first pocket. 2cm down from the first pocket, sew the bottom of the second pocket. Matching up the bottom of the third pocket with the bottom and side of the inner fabric, pin in place. Sew all the way up the sides of the 3 pockets on the inside edge. Repeat on the other side pockets.
Step 5:
With right sides pinned together, sew around the outside of the case leaving a gap at the top to pull the fabric through to the right way.
Step 6:
Snip off the corners and turn the case the right way. Push out the corners. Press the case turning the edges of the gap inwards, ready for sewing up. Hand stitch the gap closed.
Step 7:
Sew on ribbon by sewing a straight line down the spine of the case, straight over the ribbon.
Press the case closed on both sides.
Fill with your favourite tea bags, and voila! You’re ready to enjoy a nice refreshing cup of tea, whenever the mood strikes… could someone pop the kettle on?
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