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Yearly Planner
Yearly Planner

Yearly Planner

Beginner
Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer
Designer
Chloe Hailwood
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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Beginner
Difficulty

Intermediate

Designer
Designer
Chloe Hailwood
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
Download

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About this pattern

Ready to start jotting down your sewing plans for 2023? Chloe Hailwood’s gorgeous A5 notebook is the answer to your stitchy prayers! With a stunning book jacket in tones of icy blue, rich cream and pearly silver, this journal is ready and waiting for you to log all of your crafty ideas and inspirations for the new year. Plus, it’s even got pockets and a pen holder, too!

Essentials

  • Cotton: printed, metallic
  • Felt
  • Fusible webbing
  • Heavy weight interfacing
  • Elastic, thin
  • Pom pom trim

Sizes

  • A5 notebook

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    1. Download and print the templates from sewmag.co.uk. Cut out two 25cm x 56cm rectangles of cotton: one for the outer and one for the lining of the planner. Snip three 18cm x 25cm rectangles for the pockets, then set aside. Trace the ‘Yearly Planner’ lettering template onto paper with a permanent marker.

    2. Flip the paper over so the reverse image is showing, lay fusible webbing on top with the paper side facing upwards. Trace the image onto the paper side of the fusible webbing, before pressing to a piece of felt. Use a scrap of cotton as a pressing cloth to prevent the iron getting marks on it. Cut out the lettering using embroidery scissors to keep the neat lines and remove the backing paper.

    3. Pick up the rectangular outer piece of fabric and lay it horizontally. Fold equally vertically into three sections and finger press the folds or mark lightly with tailor’s chalk. Open out again and position the felt lettering on the first section on the left. When positioning, leave a 1cm seam allowance. Press the lettering with a medium heat iron until bonded. On the

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