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Thank you for showing so clearly how to make a pattern for any shape you fancy.
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158553Well Mops,I think you are smart to figure this out.I would like it to have deeper sides though,but I like the rectangle box.What size is your paper square here?
by mops
17 Feb 2014
This one just fitted an A4 piece of paper. But the method of drawing a pattern is the same for any size you like - length and width of the box, the height you just draw the box you want.
109046hay looking good i need this pattern so you just keep at it my friend my stash is so small***hugs Carolyn
360437What a difference! It takes a real engineer to figure this out. I think it would be easier to do on a regular sewing machine, not in the hoop. Or, if it were me, just buy a plastic box and cover it with fabric, hee hee hee. Thanks for all your effort, very interesting, at any rate. Hugs, Marji
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29955711867I had no idea a rectangle box would mean a different way of doing it. You are a smart lady. Thanks.
168909Will you be making one out of fabric? These are all very handy and in all the fabrics out there and buttons too, it will be a fun project! Thanks for the photos, I would have been perplexed not realizing the complications of a rectangle.
by mops
14 Feb 2014
I don't think so. The joy of the square one is the straight sides, I don't like the odd shape you need for a rectangular one.
2328178093Brilliant concept I thought that Loralye's project was great. So glad you have tried another version. I see Carolyn has done one too just gone onto Projects and it's at the top at the moment. Love Chris
by mops
14 Feb 2014
In Loralye's project the possibility of a rectangle was brought up and I thought that would not be as straightforward as a square, so I just had to try it.
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