Patched & Quilted Christmas Gift Ideas
08-03-2018, 02:55 AM
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No one has mentioned something travelers would find useful-a roll up carrier for electronic cords. I made one for both of my daughters a few years ago. I don’t recall where I found the pattern, but it consists of elastic pieces sewn in rows to hold cords for phones, Kindle or other pads, etc. I quilted the outer layer of these & they turned out cute.
I bought a heavier-duty one of nylon to carry in my motorcycle saddlebag for my long trips. It’s always full when I travel. I used to put all cords in a plastic ziplock, which usually got holes from the plug ends. This type of roll up prevents that issue.
I bought a heavier-duty one of nylon to carry in my motorcycle saddlebag for my long trips. It’s always full when I travel. I used to put all cords in a plastic ziplock, which usually got holes from the plug ends. This type of roll up prevents that issue.
08-03-2018, 03:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Conchalea
No one has mentioned something travelers would find useful-a roll up carrier for electronic cords. I made one for both of my daughters a few years ago. I don’t recall where I found the pattern, but it consists of elastic pieces sewn in rows to hold cords for phones, Kindle or other pads, etc. I quilted the outer layer of these & they turned out cute.
I bought a heavier-duty one of nylon to carry in my motorcycle saddlebag for my long trips. It’s always full when I travel. I used to put all cords in a plastic ziplock, which usually got holes from the plug ends. This type of roll up prevents that issue.
I bought a heavier-duty one of nylon to carry in my motorcycle saddlebag for my long trips. It’s always full when I travel. I used to put all cords in a plastic ziplock, which usually got holes from the plug ends. This type of roll up prevents that issue.
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08-03-2018, 06:34 AM
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Oh I just saw this on U Tube - Easy and Fun Snap Bag - Riley Blake designs. It is easy and very cute. The fabric requirements are at the end of the video. I'm making these up for sure - great scrap burner!
08-05-2018, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Still Sew N
Oh I just saw this on U Tube - Easy and Fun Snap Bag - Riley Blake designs. It is easy and very cute. The fabric requirements are at the end of the video. I'm making these up for sure - great scrap burner!
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08-06-2018, 02:06 AM
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I have made some of these pencil cases before, however, I made them to be used as cosmetic bags 
https://www.craftpassion.com/zipper-pencil-case/2/
Here's one of them:
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https://www.craftpassion.com/zipper-pencil-case/2/
Here's one of them:
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