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[Handmade] Delightful Handmade Fabric Accessories to Receive

Are you thinking of giving someone a handmade fabric accessory but not sure what to make? Fabric items that brighten everyday life—fun to use and delightful to receive—are sure to please the recipient.

Drawstring pouches, headbands, and sacoches are practical for daily use, and the choice of fabric patterns can really showcase your taste.

In this article, we’ll introduce stylish fabric accessory ideas that anyone can easily make with a sewing machine.

Why not use some lovely fabric to create a special gift for someone you care about?

Stylish Handmade Fabric Accessories (1–10)

Volume scrunchie

Voluminous scrunchie, easy method, how to make scrunchies, easy to make
Volume scrunchie

Hair accessories are something you can never have too many of.

Scrunchies make it easy to style your hair and add a touch of flair, so it’s great to have as many as you like.

And if they’re made from your favorite fabrics or in designs you love, that’s even better.

Why not handcraft a voluminous scrunchie tailored to the taste of the person you’re gifting it to? The process is simple.

By changing the fabric size and pattern, you can create all kinds of scrunchies.

Feel free to customize them, of course.

Try handmade—create your own original, cute, and lovely scrunchies.

keychain

[Super Easy] Make a keychain with a magnet using fusible interfacing scraps 😆 Turn leftover scraps into a handy accessory 💖
keychain

Some fabrics have distinctive patterns, and precisely because of those designs, it can feel wasteful to throw away fabric scraps.

This piece is about turning those scraps into keychains so you can make practical use of them while also enjoying the fabric’s patterns.

The method is simple—wrapping a ring with a scrap and sewing it closed—but you can boost the keychain’s quality with small touches, like layering interfacing for durability or inserting a magnet.

The choice of fabric and the final shape can each showcase your personal style.

Goshuincho case

How to make a goshuin book pouch: Simple construction with a Japanese-inspired look!
Goshuincho case

Many people enjoy visiting shrines and temples and filling up their goshuincho (stamp books).

This is a vibrant case that’s perfect for anyone who carries a goshuincho, designed to store the book safely.

It’s a simple pouch with an inner pocket: you place the goshuincho in the pocket, close the flap, and tie the cord to secure it.

Be sure to tailor the size to fit your goshuincho so it won’t slip out.

Choosing fabric that matches the design of your goshuincho can also heighten the excitement of your stamp-collecting outings.

charm with lining

How to make a lined amulet pouch
charm with lining

An omamori (good-luck charm) is something anyone would be happy to receive—whether for wishing success on an entrance exam or as a birthday present.

For those who want to handcraft one with care, a stylish, beautifully lined omamori is highly recommended.

You can use precut fabric squares from a 100-yen shop—perfectly fine! Choosing patterns for both the outer and lining fabrics is part of the fun.

Sew two rectangular pieces of fabric with different patterns together to form a little pouch.

You can make it by hand or with a sewing machine, but stitching it by hand allows you to put even more heart into each stitch.

Before closing the opening, it’s also lovely to tuck a message or other small token inside.

phone case

[DIY] Fabric Wallet-Style Smartphone Case | Wallet-style smartphone cases you can make with fabric.
phone case

Let’s make a fabric wallet-style smartphone case.

Using your favorite fabric scraps, you can create a one-of-a-kind case.

You’ll need: a clear smartphone case, fabric, thick paper (cardstock), a mirror, lace stickers, a fabric band, and more.

How to make it: First, place the smartphone case on the cardstock, trace around it with a pen, and cut it out with scissors.

Apply decoupage medium to the smartphone case, stick the back side of the fabric onto it, and cut it out with a generous margin.

Then apply decoupage medium around the edges of the fabric and fold them over.

Attach a fabric band to the hinge area, and add magnets and a fabric band to both sides.

Attach a mirror on the left and the smartphone case on the right, and you’re done.