How to Sew a Dust Cover for a Cricut Maker

I recently got a Cricut Maker 3 and needed a dust cover for it. There was a pattern on Cricut Design Space for purchase but I decided I wasn't keen on the design so I created my own.

MATERIALS NEEDED

STEP 1

STEP 2

STEP 3

STEP 4

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How to Sew a Dust Cover for a Cricut Maker

I recently got a Cricut Maker 3 and needed a dust cover for it. There was a pattern on Cricut Design Space for purchase but I decided I wasn't keen on the design so I created my own.

MATERIALS NEEDED

•Fabric Lining •Pellon SF 101 Interfacing •Cricut Maker •Sewing Machine •Standard Sewing Supplies

STEP 1

Cut your Fabrics

Using your Cricut upload the PNG file or cut it out by hand. This pattern constitutes the ends of the dust cover.

STEP 2

Cut out the Pattern

You can cut this pattern out by hand or using your Cricut.

STEP 3

Fuse the Interfacing

Fuse the interring to all of the outer pieces of fabric following the manufacturer's instructions.

STEP 4

Create the Front Pockets

From the 22 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ pieces create the front pockets. To do this, stitch the outer and lining pieces right sides together along the top using a 1/4″ seam allowance.

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