The tutorial is straightforward to follow, especially as she has lots of photographs showing each stage very clearly. I made them in different colourways, a more girly one with pinks for me and a more masculine one ( black, green and blue) for my husband.
So now we should have no problem keeping our battery chargers safely. I think the bags will also be very useful when we go away as it should speed up the packing Instead of hunting in drawers for various chargers, they will be together in their little bags ready to go!
They didn't take long to make especially as I used already cut 2.5" squares from my stash. I keep all my smaller pieces of fabric together so it only took a moment to find suitable fabric for the linings and casings. After I had cut the lining and casing pieces I had some scraps left over and I straightaway cut a few 2.5", 3" and 1.5" squares for my stash.
I keep pieces of ribbon too and I was able to find suitable lengths in my Ribbon Box and, of course buttons from my large Button stash!
Nothing is wasted in this house! Bagged squares are much easier to store than irregular sized scraps which end up creased up and neglected. I thoroughly recommend cutting up your scraps at the end of each project. That way it's not a daunting task and your cut squares stash keeps growing.
I have sumo labelled all mine. It does make it so much easier than having them payed about
ReplyDeleteThese are such a great idea for your chargers etc, don't you wish all the chargers were the same, it would be so much easier. You're so organised with your scraps, it's such a good idea to cut them into squares before the go into a scrap bin.
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