Liberty Tissue Cover: This is a beginner friendly sewing project you can sew in under 30 minutes.
I always like to have a few small gifts on hand to include in swap packages or birthday gifts. Tissue Covers are always a popular handmade item – they are practical and pretty – and are perfectly sized for your handbag or car. I made a few using sweet Liberty tana lawn, paired with polka dot linen and velvet ribbon. They are quick to construct – perfect for when you need a few gifts in a hurry. I love how the Liberty makes them extra special.
If you would like to make your own Liberty Tissue Covers, just follow our Back to School Tissue Cover Tutorial. The tutorial includes lots of step by step photos to guide you through the construction. They are really easy to make and are a great beginner project. You should be able to make one in under 30 minutes. Use Liberty Lawn for the main feature fabric, polka dot linen for the contrasting fabric, and velvet ribbon for the trim. I lined my tissue cover with white homespun. They are perfectly sized to hold a small pack of tissues.
The Liberty prints used in these Tissue Covers are Mauverina A and Amy Hurrell D. The Polka Dot Linen and velvet ribbon were from my stash. Use any of your favourite Liberty scraps.
Discover tips for sewing with Liberty fabric here: Sewing with Liberty Fabric
If you liked the Liberty Tissue Cover, check out some of our other projects made using Liberty Tana lawn:
- Sewing with Liberty Gifts from the Garden
- Liberty Rainbow Pouch
- Charm Square Fabric Tray
- Liberty Mini Treat Pouch
- Mini Yoyo Wreath
- Decorated Jar
Check out our Liberty Love Pinterest Board for more Liberty inspiration.
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Hi Lisa & Sarah
Love these tissue covers, however my Kleenex pack opens at the short end. Do you have a tute for this style please?
many thanks
Hi Rona – I remove the tissues from the plastic pack and put them the fabric cover. So much nicer than plastic 🙂
Just take a seam ripper and cut a slit in the tissue pack on the long side.
I have made many a tissue cover over the years! But I am definitely making a Liberty one!
So pretty and a perfect way to use ‘just a little’ of my precious small Liberty fabric stash! Thankyou for another gorgeous project.
I love , love the choice of the fabric you use! It’s such a success each time! Can’t wait for an other project! Chris
Thanks so much Chris. Liberty fabric always looks lovely.
You just gave me an idea for a little surprise gift for a group of High School gals now over 70 yrs who are going to spend a short holiday together. Love it.
Enjoy your reunion Claudia! It is so lovely to catch up with old friends.