How to Sew a Reversible Fabric Box

In this video I show you how to sew your own super quick and easy Reversible Fabric Boxes, once you get the hang of them you will be whipping them up in about 15 minutes. Super handy storage for anything you can imagine from fabric, and toys to bits and bobs.

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[patriciaberne]

I liked the way you explained everything in detail. That certainly helps for persons just learning to sew. Tutorial was clear and well organized! Thanks. PBerne

[sherylcrawford]

Your instructions are crystal clear. Thank you from the USA.

[SoniaKeatley]

The detailed and clear instructions are so easy to follow and are so instrumental in helping me build my confidence as a beginner. I was so proud of my achievement that I can’t stop showing it off.
Thank you for opening up the world of sewing to me.

[michelleswistak]

This would go great in the box for foster children. A nice organizer for their personal items.

[debbiehrywkiw]

Your baskets are my go to. I love how beautiful they turn out. Thank you so much for the great instructions.

[restyledpiecesboutique]

These are ADORABLE! I am a beginner (1 month and 9 projects into this journey)! Your video is one of the BEST I have watched! Your directions are great and easy to follow and you show the details so well. :) I cannot wait to make this!! Thank you from Indiana, United States! :)

[laurelwakefield]

The best instruction I have found in making these adorable box pouches. Thank you!

[rebecca_ann]

I’m a beginner sewer and i made this in 2 hours. I used quilting batting because it was all i had 😅 so i sewed it to the lining like how you ironed the fleece and it all worked out great!

[smartrocs]

I've been searching for an easier version of making these cute "boxes" to hold my fat squares by color and by holidays. This is the clearest and easy to follow directions. Thank you. I have such as difficult time getting rid of all my scraps and so used the scraps sewn together to make the outer side. A patchwork look... With the liner the color of the fat squares so when turned down easier to look through my samples. Thank you again.

[cathymartin]

Thank you CV so much for this video and size options! I do a lot of thread burying on my quilts while watching tv as well as cross stitch so I constantly have heaps of thread tail ends all over my end table, most of which end up in the floor lol. I just made up a small one, it will sit beside me while I work for all those thread tails! Super easy and your instructions are clear and easy to follow. I’m in Canada, my grandkids are in Aus, I think we will make some of these together in my next visit!

[breezycanasta]

Looking forward to this lesson. I could find several ways to use these

[shirleybrown]

I made a basket and I am pleased with it. My 1st project for about 35 years

[vickyls]

I love these. Your tutorial is the best one! Thanks Stacey!

[forgetthedustrhonda]

Just what I was looking for- perfect tutorial - regards Rhonda

[vialycopoosamy]

I just love your the easy projects going to from south africa ❤😊

[jecskid]

This is the best tutorial I've found online, thank you so much x

[trixiebelden]

Wonderful tutorial, Stacey!! You explain each step and include why you do things, so that beginners can learn and follow along. Happy music and a relaxed teacher made for another great tutorial.
Thank you 💐

[cj]

What a lovely tutorial Stacey. Thank you. I get what you mean about opening the seams. Can be a bit of a challenge. I happened to notice I have a finished piece of wood that was 1 inch thick, 2 1/2 inches wide and 11 inches long (sort of like a clapper) I put that into the hole of the bag at the bottom and this made it easier to press my seams open before sewing the bottom closed. Thanks again Stacey for all your wonderful tutorials.

[debbiejeannoyola]

I love watching your tutorials. You have a lovely soothing voice & you’re very clear with your instructions. I just made a couple of the cord holders & now I’m making a 10”x10” bucket basket. I’ve made several before & they are so very handy for so many things. I have a tiny one in my kitchen that holds my fresh garlic bulbs. I also have a big one in my craft area that holds my washi tapes. Thank you for making these tutorials.

[dorisjacques]

Had to watch the replay this time. So much traffic due to construction on CT highways yesterday I was late getting home. Apparently those workers didn't get the memo that Stacey Lee was on at 5:00!!🤣🤣 Thank you for another great tutorial.