How to Sew A Fat Quarter Storage box by Debbie Shore

This handy storage box is the perfect size to fit six fat quarter packs, but of course you can store anything you like in there!
The finished size is 8” x 5” x 4” [20cm x 12.5cm x 10cm]
Make this in any size you like, but make sure the corners you cut out are square. I suggest if you want to try different sizes, cut the main shape out of paper first, tape the corners up and you’ll se the finished size of your box.
And why not add a ribbon trim to personalise your box!
Materials from www.debbieshoresewing.com
Materials:
13” x 16” [33cm x 40.5cm] Decovil Light
15” x 18” [38cm x 46cm] outer fabric [AGF Eve Diamonds]
16” x 18” [41cm x 46cm] lining fabric [Premium Rose Pink]
Cut a 4” [10cm] square from each corner of the Decovil

[@peaches5712]

I know there is always some waste with sewing projects, but sometimes it blows my mind just how much some folks do waste! I’ve always had to be so frugal over the year it’s hard for me to waste anything. Can’t wait to give this pattern a go. Thank you for the good instructions! 🙂

[@sarahleigh1502]

Thank you Debbie for a great tutorial❤

[@marytramp5678]

i find the ladder stitch my favorite as well. my grandson thinks i'm a magician bc i can fix all of his plushies and "you can"t even tell where the booboo was at Grandma!" lol

[@patriciabrowning5741]

Awesome job!

[@patriciaberne613]

SEwing up the sides on the outside at the end made a big difference! Thanks, Debbie!

[@normacooper6377]

The top edge might be a nice place for decorative stitching.

[@melanietannertaylor0401]

AWESOME!!!

[@Kellycreator]

Really enjoyed this tutorial. I agree ladder stitch is very satisfying. I was sent some medium weight interfacing in error from Amazon, I’m going to make good use of it now! Double layers will be great for a more structured finish. Thanks again for taking your time to do this. I’ve learned a lot. 😊

[@shulamussnug7120]

Excellent directions. Makes it so easy to follow along. Thanks.

[@joyscranfield5527]

Love the pink print fabric & your little boxy basket is cute & useful! TY

[@stefaniestaniak4329]

Great tutorial and this box is perfect for many different craft supplies. Thank you.

[@debbieattaway5644]

Great idea! I love it. I have enjoyed watching your sewing ideas. Thank you!

[@annroberts3635]

Great idea Debbie. Thank you for sharing this. Ann from Va. USA 🇺🇸

[@moominkraft6427]

What a wonderful way to put all the knick-knacks in! Thank you so much, Debbie :D

[@patriciac2801]

Thank you so much Debbie. Such clear instructions as usual. Love your teaching so much. X

[@leannadodman1602]

Love what you do Debbie. And also I love your top you are wearing in this video.

[@GiftKnitter]

Love your construction process!!!

[@sharizabroski6910]

What a lovely project, very simple and could use up some of these scraps we might have! Thank you Debbie!

[@sueburbidge5401]

I definitely need a row of these! Thanks Debbie

[@jecskid8]

Thank you for a great tutorial Debbie. I made my first storage box today and I am thrilled that it came out so well; thanks to you.