DIY // Surfboard Bag

I’m lucky enough to call this stretch of beautiful Aussie coastline home - where it feels like an endless summer all year long. The bikinis, boards and umbrella are always ready to go setup seaside for the day.
And to keep my board protected during the times where it’s just laying around, I’ve made a slip cover for it to prevent any scratches, sun damage or wax rubbing off onto other things.
This tutorial takes you through the steps of how you too can create your own fabric, patchwork surfboard bag!

Make what you can and ethically source the rest!
The Essentials Club tutorial channel is all about sharing the steps to become more resourceful and creative with crafting your own minimal, conscious wardrobe.


Suggested Fabric Amount Required:
Enough fabric to cover both sides of your board plus seam allowance.

✰ STEPS ✰
0:00 - Intro
0:34 - The Essentials / What You'll Need
1:02 - Step 01: Measure Board & Gather Fabric
1:58 - Step 02: Sew Each Joining Panel Good Sides Facing
2:40 - Step 03: Use Board to Cut Out Nose Shape
3:18 - Step 04: Join Front & Back Sides
3:46 - Step 05: Hem Bottom Edge & Create Tunnel Ready for Elastic
4:01 - Step 06: Add Elastic & Drawstring
4:29 - Make any final touches and ENJOY!

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WHAT I'M WEARING:
DIY Ribbed Loungewear Pants -    • DIY // Cosy Loungewear Pants  


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〰️ FAQ 〰️
What's your name? Maddy
Where are you from? I'm Australian
How old are you? I'm born in March 1995
Where/how did you learn to sew? Learnt the basics in high school and self taught the rest from there :)
What machine do you use? Janome JR1012 (been using mine since '09)