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05.16

gingham style // simple sunglasses case tutorial

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how to sew a sunglasses case /// see kate sew

 

I bought a bunch of sunglasses at Forever 21 (pretty much the only place I ever buy them because they cost 5 bucks and they are sure to be broken or lost within the next 3 months). I wanted to find some most like the iconic Gangham Style sunnies, I’m not sure I succeeded in finding them, but I did have lots of sunglasses and a sudden urge to take care of them! So I made some simple and cute little cases, one for each pair.

The cases have 2 layers of interfacing fused inside to make them a little bit more protective and an opening made of elastic to keep them inside! No more lost sunnies!how to make a cute sunglasses case DIY sunglasses casesunglasses case tutorial:
Pattern pieces:

2 rectangles 9″ by 5″ in main fabric
2 rectangles 9″ by 5″ in lining fabric
4 rectangles 9″ by 5″ interfacing
7″ of 1/4″ elastic

1. Cut out all your pieces and press. 2. Fuse the interfacing to the backs of your lining and main pieces with an iron. 3. Sew both main pieces together with right sides together around the two long edges and one short edge. Repeat with lining but leave BOTH short ends open. 4. Turn main right side out.how to make a sunglasses case

5. Slip the main into the lining and sew together at one short edge. 6. It will look like this when you pull the lining out. 7. Tuck the lining back in and topstitch the front edge at 1/2″. Leave a 1″ opening. 8. Pull the lining back out and slip the elastic into the lining and inside of the casing.
sunglasses case tutorial

9. Pin the ends of the lining together and stitch it closed. Push the lining to the inside and 10. Sew on a bow!sunglasses case tutorial

And slip your sunglasses inside!sunglasses case with a bow // see kate sewDIY bow sunglasses case // see kate sew
DIY sunglasses case - see kate sew

gingham-sunglass-case-tutorial
Fabrics used in this post:
Mint 1″ Gingham c/o Fashion Fabrics Club
Brown 1″ Gingham c/o Fashion Fabrics Club
Orange 1/4″ Gingham from Fashion Fabrics Club
Lining material is a basic cotton (purchased at FFC)

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9 Comments

  1. Adirondack Inspired (Monica)

    05/16 at 10:23 AM

    I love this Gingham Style theme, and it makes me smile every single time I read it. I wish someone would do a youtube parody, actually. Ha, I’m laughing just picturing that. Okay, anyway…very cute! I love little things like this that are cute and just make me smile on a daily basis. There’s something about surrounding yourself with things that are functional, and…well…pretty! Also–great H&M sunglasses tip!

  2. Jo

    05/16 at 11:34 AM

    Love this! Perfect for my upcoming holiday :)

  3. SewCari

    05/16 at 11:55 AM

    Not only do I just love your concept for this miniseries, but this first tutorial is just perfect! I love the bow detail (of course). I am making my sister and her two roommates beach bags right now and this will be the perfect little surprise to put inside of them!

    Cari from SewCari

  4. Diane

    05/16 at 3:58 PM

    Cute, cute, cute! I hate the ugly cases that glasses come in and these are an adorable alternative.

  5. Jess

    05/17 at 12:48 AM

    I am in a gingham mood lately! I love these!!

  6. Meilina Utomo

    05/17 at 3:25 PM

    Lovely inspiring blog <3

    xoxo
    http:..singingthumbelina.blogspot.com

  7. Rachel (Lines Across)

    05/17 at 5:59 PM

    These are too cute! I love the little bows and the fabric you used. Thanks for sharing with us :)

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