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IPhone IPod Earbuds Case / Wallet Pattern
Category:
SewingType:
OtherSkill Level:
Novice
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Comfortable with Sewing Machine
Pattern Description:
Great sewing project for the beginner sewer or experienced sewer. These gadget bags sew up in less than thirty minutes. It's so easy to keep your favorite gadgets and cords protected and under wraps!
This PDF includes the sewing tutorial instructions for BOTH the items in the photo:
SMALL Gadget Case is great for:
ear buds
ipod nano
ipod shuffle
small camera & charger (or batteries)
finished case measures 4.5" x 3"
LARGE Gadget Case is great for:
Iphone
Itouch
Ipod classic
small camera
2nd pocket for earbuds batteries or small charging cord.
finished case measures 5.5" x 3.5"
This listing is for an ELECTRONIC PDF FILE only.
Complete, step by step, easy to read instructions and color photos are included.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- SMALL CASE 4.5" x 3"
- LARGE CASE 5.5" x 3.5"
Materials:
- 14" x 6" fabric A
- 14" x 6" fabric B
- 7" elastic (1/4"w)
- firm fusable (iron on) interfacing
You Will Also Need:
- thread
- sewing machine
- optional rotary cutter and mat
IPhone IPod Earbuds Case / Wallet Pattern
$7.00
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About the Designer
I have been sewing for most of my life. Lucky for me, my mother owned a sewing machine and I started altering my own clothes as a teenager. When I graduated, my parents bought me my own sewing machine and I caught the quilting 'bug'. With two very talented grandmothers before me who held such talents as knitting, sewing and painting, as well as grandfathers who were master craftsmen it's no ...
I have been sewing for most of my life. Lucky for me, my mother owned a sewing machine and I started altering my own clothes as a teenager. When I graduated, my parents bought me my own sewing machine and I caught the quilting 'bug'. With two very talented grandmothers before me who held such talents as knitting, sewing and painting, as well as grandfathers who were master craftsmen it's no surprise I was destined to create! I can remember intently watching Granny at the sewing machine, and holding Mum's yarn for her, feeling so special to be part of the process. They passed onto me the love of a handmade item.
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