Happy to receive! Handmade fabric accessories gift
As the charm of handmade items spreads, more people are choosing to give fabric accessories as gifts.
In this article, we’ve gathered ideas for fabric accessories that make great presents!
We introduce a variety of items such as coin purses, handkerchiefs, keychains, and pouches.
Many of these are perfect for small tokens of appreciation in everyday life, so feel free to use this as a reference when choosing a gift.
If you enjoy handmade crafts or sewing, making them yourself is also highly recommended!
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Delighted to Receive! Handmade Fabric Accessories Gifts (11–20)
Embroidered brooch

A brooch that adds a touch of elegance to simple outfits is especially recommended as a gift for women.
Brooches come in a variety of materials and designs, but those made of fabric aren’t too flashy and are easy to use in everyday life—that’s their appeal.
They’re also easy to make by hand.
If you enjoy crafting or embroidery, why not try making one yourself? We’ve included a tutorial video on how to make them, so feel free to use it as a reference.
drawstring pouch

Let’s make a cute drawstring pouch with a mouth that cinches shut, by combining different fabrics.
First, connect the lining and the outer fabric, then sew while leaving an opening for the drawstring, and close it to form the pouch—simple steps, right? Once the whole piece is finished as a pouch, just thread the cord to complete it, and be sure to check that it closes securely and slides smoothly.
The overall look changes with the design of the lining and outer fabric and the color of the cord, so putting thought into the combinations to add originality is highly recommended.
A floppy, cute sitting teddy bear

A seated teddy bear plushie made with faux fur has a charming combination of softness and a relaxed, floppy look.
You sew together fabric with fur and stuff it with cotton, and the way you stuff it affects how relaxed it looks in the end.
Make the parts for the face, body, arms, and legs, connect them while keeping natural transitions in mind, and attach the small parts to finish.
Pay close attention to details like the size of each part and the colors you use, and craft it with care.
A cute dog plushie made from a towel

This is about making a cute stuffed dog using an everyday face towel you can find in any household.
First, cut the towel to create two identical pieces layered together.
Make small slits in both pieces, sew them together, turn the piece right-side out, and stuff it with cotton.
Then shape the overall form with thread and attach parts like the face made from felt to finish.
By changing the towel’s color and the facial expression, you can create plushies with a variety of looks.
Patchwork fabric scrap coasters

These are simple square coasters with an impressive look thanks to the patchwork design and soft appearance.
The key is to layer several fabric scraps when making them, then stitch them firmly for a durable finish.
After sewing the outer and lining fabrics together, turn it inside out so the seams don’t show—simple, but it does require care.
For even more durability, you can increase the number of fabric layers or insert a piece of cardstock inside.
Use scraps with various designs to create a colorful set.
Framed-edge placemat

Let’s make a simple, easy-to-use placemat with a frame-like sense of volume around the edges.
The steps are straightforward: fold the fabric edges and sew along the folds with a sewing machine.
Even just this will make it more functional than a plain piece of fabric.
If the center area—where nothing is added—feels thin and flimsy, consider using a thicker fabric or layering several pieces to add volume before sewing.
It’s also a good idea to press crisp folds before stitching and keep in mind the goal of making the whole piece lie flat.
Happy to receive! Handmade fabric accessories as gifts (21–30)
Easy Long-tailed Tit

This is about making a long-tailed tit, notable for its white and soft appearance, using faux fur fabric.
The key points are how to make the most of the fabric’s softness and how rounded to make the final shape.
You’ll cut the fabric using a pattern, sew the pieces together, then stuff them with filling to create a round form.
Since you’ll combine the body and tail before adding the stuffing, it may be important to sew while keeping the final shape in mind.
It’s also interesting that the impression changes depending on how much stuffing you use.


