mimee4

So nice that he has a change for his walker. Great idea!

Crafty Chick

I made one when I had back surgery and was on a walker for several months-I used velcro to hold it on the front cross piece-it holds very securely. I used it to carry bottled water, cordless phone, books, etc.

mizunogirl

Wish I had thought about it for my crutches, but now I am almost 100% ambulatory without them...

GagaSmith

I would love to have a tut also. They are a great gift for veterans in our locl hospital. Thank you for sharing any info you have.

caspharm

Very nice. I also found a Simplicity pattern at JoAnns during their 1.99 pattern sale.

quiltaroni

Thoughtful gift

BettyGee

I was concerned about the caddy being a hinderance which is why I ended up making them the way I did. The pockets are on the inside so the person can easily get what they need. By modifying the original pattern I reduced the amount of slack so it fits across the walker without impeding the user. I like the idea of making one of the pockets not quite as deep, for a cell phone as an example which would sink down to the botton of the caddy and make it harder to reach in a hurry. I will include this in my tutorial as an option, but I do believe I'll make mine with one smaller pocket.

Thank you so much for your comments and encouragement. I will get to work on the tutorial just as soon as I finish my block for candlequilter. There just aren't enough hours in the day are there?

butterflies5518

Wow what a really clever idea!

BettyGee

Okay, DH has suggested that the walker caddy could be made of a heavier material; i.e. canvas, duck cloth,and used as a carpenter's belt. I promised him I would post his idea, but that is going to have to wait on my list of things to do. I'm just so happy he supports me in my craziness.

Carol Ann

I would also like the pattern so I can make one for my brother-in-law. Thanks