DIY - Your homemade binder for a zen return to school.
Looking for a smooth start to the new school year? Dress up your folders as you wish and in all simplicity!
All you have to do is choose your fabrics and patterns!
Let's get started!
Material
1 binder for A4 sheets
40 x 70 cm dark blue fabric with small patterns
33 x 65 cm fine fleece
Assorted fabric scraps in blue and green tones
White and color recovery buttons
Odicoat Odif
Fabric Booster Odif
Permanent fabric adhesive 909 Odif
Scissors
Odif Odiclette, syringe and flat glue brush
Pencil
Sewing pliers
Baking paper
Iron
Step 1
Coat the fabric with a layer of Odicoat Odif using the Odiclette. Smooth the surface with the flat brush. Allow to dry for about 20 minutes.
Step 2
In the meantime, spray the fabric scraps with the Fabric Booster. Leave to dry for approx. 10 minutes and then iron, protecting the soleplate from the iron with baking paper.
Step 3
Using the templates, trace the different parts of the fishes on the reverse side of the scraps of fabric and cut them out.
Step 4
Stick the fishes on the dark cloth by placing the first 8 cm from the top and 5 cm from the right edge and shifting the following ones about 5 cm to the left and down. Spread a layer of Odicoat Odif over the entire surface of the cloth and allow to dry.
Step 5
When the fabric is dry, iron the entire surface at medium temperature to fix the Odicoat Odif, protecting the soleplate from the iron with baking paper.
Step 6
Glue the fleece to the binder with 909 glue and cut flush with the edges.
Step 7
Glue the odicoat fabric to the fleece with 909 glue, centering it well.
Step 8
Glue the edges of the fabric with Odicoat Odif. Fold over to make a neat hem and glue, holding the corners with a sewing clamp if necessary. Allow to dry.
Step 9
With the syringe apply 1 drop of Odicoat Odif to glue the buttons.
Conclusion
That's it! Your binder is ready for all your new notes!
To be filled in without moderation!