Cord Keepers PDF Sewing Pattern
Use this PDF sewing pattern to make good use of your small fabric pieces by stitching up these cute and useful fabric cord keepers.
This pattern comes with instructions and pattern pieces to make these in 3-sizes.
Extra small is for very fine cords like those used for earbuds. Small is for things like USB cables, or keyboard or mouse cords. Medium is for appliance cords like irons, hair dryers, blenders, toasters, etc.
These take only 15-20 minutes to make! Super, super fast. Make them for gifts or to sell at your next craft show or in your own online shop. I’ve sold many, many of these cuties to people looking for an inexpensive gift for their family, friends, or themselves.
All three sizes are 100% machine sewn--no hand stitching necessary.
The pattern pieces come with useful markings to help you whip these out in no time and help you align the fabric print so it ends up where it can be seen.
Last two photos show how to easily pop these open. Pulling on them is hard on your hands and can yank out the snaps.
Advanced Beginner Sewing Pattern: This project requires cutting and press small pieces with some accuracy. These are easy to make, but you should have some sewing experience.
Finished Dimensions:
• Extra Small: 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" (3.5cm x 3.5cm)
• Small: 1.5" x 1.5" (3.8cm x 3.8cm)
• Medium: 1.75" x 2" (4.4cm x 5cm)
Supplies (Materials You Provide):
• fabric scraps
• interfacing scraps (Pellon SF101)
• (1) cap snap
• tool for applying snap
• disappearing ink fabric marking pen
• 1/4" machine foot with guide (optional)
Sew It & Sell It: Cord keepers made using this pattern can be sold in your own online store, local boutiques, craft fairs, etc. Please offer Michelle Patterns design credit in written descriptions.
Use this PDF sewing pattern to make good use of your small fabric pieces by stitching up these cute and useful fabric cord keepers.
This pattern comes with instructions and pattern pieces to make these in 3-sizes.
Extra small is for very fine cords like those used for earbuds. Small is for things like USB cables, or keyboard or mouse cords. Medium is for appliance cords like irons, hair dryers, blenders, toasters, etc.
These take only 15-20 minutes to make! Super, super fast. Make them for gifts or to sell at your next craft show or in your own online shop. I’ve sold many, many of these cuties to people looking for an inexpensive gift for their family, friends, or themselves.
All three sizes are 100% machine sewn--no hand stitching necessary.
The pattern pieces come with useful markings to help you whip these out in no time and help you align the fabric print so it ends up where it can be seen.
Last two photos show how to easily pop these open. Pulling on them is hard on your hands and can yank out the snaps.
Advanced Beginner Sewing Pattern: This project requires cutting and press small pieces with some accuracy. These are easy to make, but you should have some sewing experience.
Finished Dimensions:
• Extra Small: 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" (3.5cm x 3.5cm)
• Small: 1.5" x 1.5" (3.8cm x 3.8cm)
• Medium: 1.75" x 2" (4.4cm x 5cm)
Supplies (Materials You Provide):
• fabric scraps
• interfacing scraps (Pellon SF101)
• (1) cap snap
• tool for applying snap
• disappearing ink fabric marking pen
• 1/4" machine foot with guide (optional)
Sew It & Sell It: Cord keepers made using this pattern can be sold in your own online store, local boutiques, craft fairs, etc. Please offer Michelle Patterns design credit in written descriptions.
Use this PDF sewing pattern to make good use of your small fabric pieces by stitching up these cute and useful fabric cord keepers.
This pattern comes with instructions and pattern pieces to make these in 3-sizes.
Extra small is for very fine cords like those used for earbuds. Small is for things like USB cables, or keyboard or mouse cords. Medium is for appliance cords like irons, hair dryers, blenders, toasters, etc.
These take only 15-20 minutes to make! Super, super fast. Make them for gifts or to sell at your next craft show or in your own online shop. I’ve sold many, many of these cuties to people looking for an inexpensive gift for their family, friends, or themselves.
All three sizes are 100% machine sewn--no hand stitching necessary.
The pattern pieces come with useful markings to help you whip these out in no time and help you align the fabric print so it ends up where it can be seen.
Last two photos show how to easily pop these open. Pulling on them is hard on your hands and can yank out the snaps.
Advanced Beginner Sewing Pattern: This project requires cutting and press small pieces with some accuracy. These are easy to make, but you should have some sewing experience.
Finished Dimensions:
• Extra Small: 1 3/8" x 1 3/8" (3.5cm x 3.5cm)
• Small: 1.5" x 1.5" (3.8cm x 3.8cm)
• Medium: 1.75" x 2" (4.4cm x 5cm)
Supplies (Materials You Provide):
• fabric scraps
• interfacing scraps (Pellon SF101)
• (1) cap snap
• tool for applying snap
• disappearing ink fabric marking pen
• 1/4" machine foot with guide (optional)
Sew It & Sell It: Cord keepers made using this pattern can be sold in your own online store, local boutiques, craft fairs, etc. Please offer Michelle Patterns design credit in written descriptions.
