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MATERIALS

• 25 cm fabric

• 4 x D-rings or square rings, 25/30 mm wide

• 80 cm webbing ribbon, 25/30 mm wide

• 1 bag (500 g) grape seeds (Item no. 39199)

• Marker pen/tailor’s chalk (optional)

• Patch (optional)

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    1.Cut two pieces of fabric, each measuring 22 x 36 cm. Cut two pieces of webbing ribbon, each 31 cm long and two pieces of webbing ribbon, each 7 cm long. Fold and press a 1 cm seam allowance to the wrong side on one long side of both pieces of fabric.
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    2.Fold the 7 cm pieces of webbing ribbon around the two D rings. Place all four pieces of webbing ribbon on the right side of one piece of fabric (as illustrated above) and sew them to the pad with 0.5 cm seam allowance.
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    3.Place the two pieces of fabric together, right sides facing. The two seam allowances pressed 1 cm to the wrong side should lie one on top of the other. Sew the other three sides together with 1 cm seam allowance. Mitre the corners.
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    4.Turn to the right side. Press. Sew three rows of stitching through both layers to form 4 channels. If necessary, draw the channels with a marker pen or tailor’s chalk.
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    5.Fill 125g of grape seeds in each channel. Pin each opening and sew by hand using invisible stitches or machine edge stitch 0.3 cm from the edge.
  6. 6.TIP: If your webbing ribbon is made of polyester, you can singe the ends to melt the threads. If not, fold the ends 2 x 1 cm and edge stitch the long ties.

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