Greenhouse Hanging Tidy Sewing Tutorial

Cut out the following pieces of fabric

Cut out the following pieces in lamifix

Cut out the following interlining

Following the manufacturer's instructions apply lamifix to the four outer pieces of fabric.

Using clips rather than pins so as to not damage the lamifix coated fabrics, clip the back top panel to the inner pocket panel.

Stitch the panels together using a 1cm seam allowance.

Press the seam allowance open, ensuring you use a piece of fabric or cloth to protect the lamifix coated fabrics.

Clip the front top panel to the outer pocket panel. Stitch the panels together using a 1cm seam allowance. Press the seam allowance open. Following the manufacturer's instructions, fuse the interfacing panel to the back

You should now have two panels that look like the above illustration, with interfacing on the back of the first stitched panels.

Clip the two panels together, matching up the raw edges and centre seam. Stitch them together using a 1cm seam allowance, leaving two 3cm gaps at the top to thread the doweling in and an opening at the bottom to turn it through to the right side.

Turn the panels right side out through the opening at the bottom. Turn the seam allowance on the opening in and using your sewing machine fitted with a teflon foot, edge stitch the opening close.

Fold the lower panel in half to create the bottom pocket, matching up the hem with the seam. Clip in place. Starting 3cm down from the top using your sewing machine fitted with a teflon foot edge stitch the sides and pocket as above illustration.

Using washi tape, mark your horizontal lines to create multiple pockets. Using your sewing machine fitted with a teflon foot, stitch horizontal lines making sure to back stitch at the beginning and end. Remove washi tape.

Thread doweling through top of hanging pocket and either hang it from cup hooks as I did or tie a length of string round each end of the doweling and hang from one central hook.