Introduction: DIY Reusable Fabric Coffee Cup Sleeve
This is an up-recycled hand sew coffee cup sleeve made from old fabric. If you have out-fashioned old clothes, why not make something useful out of them?
Step 1:
Floral Cotton Cloth
3mm Elastic Cord, Black
22mm Metal Shank Button
10mm Resin Buttons, Yellow
Sewing Thread, Saddle Brown
Needle
Scissors
Step 2: Fold the Cloth and Sew
1st, cut out a rectangular cloth with measuring 30*28cm here. You can measure it according to your cup. Fold two shorter sides to the middle line;
2nd, fold the cloth in half along the middle line;
3rd, sew the opening sides by blanket stitch;
4th, fold both ends inwards a little and pin them.
Step 3: Add Buttons and Elastic Cord
1st, cut out a short strip of elastic cord and double it, make sure it can buckle the shank button easily;
2nd, straight stitch both ends of the cloth with sewing the elastic cord inside at one end;
3rd, wrap the sleeve around your coffee cup to determine the position of button, and then sew it on the other end of the cloth;
4th, fold two upper corners outwards and sew two resin buttons as embellishments.
5 Comments
8 years ago
This probably wasn't what you had in mind, but when I first saw it I thought it was a suit for a cup... Kind of sad it isn't now.
8 years ago on Introduction
Cute!
8 years ago on Introduction
Very cute idea, love that button.
8 years ago on Introduction
Great instructable. I also like your other posts.
8 years ago on Introduction
Very nice! It's cute, practical, and reusable.