Oh, and I drove to Cincinnati to IKEA one afternoon to get new tables for my sewing room. The old folding ones were starting to get seriously warped. Do you know how hard it is to cut straight on a warped surface?
There are a couple of things that I've been testing - the first is a smaller size case for essential oils. It will be about the size of the medium box pouch, but with built in pockets for the oil bottles. I'd show a picture of my first attempt - it's really cute, but my pockets were a little small for even the small size of the bottles. I'm not sure what I measured when I tried that one.

So I spent a couple of hours taking them apart. Then I attempted to make a new case from the outside fabric of the cases - similar to my small zipper wallet, but instead of the outside zipper section, it will be an ID window. And I think I'll use a split key ring rather than the swivel hook.
Stay tuned for these items to be available soon!
Happy Sewing!
Susan
1 comment:
Ooooh, now I can actuall leave sentences! Just gonna say, can't immagine cutting on a warped table! Showed your work to Mom, and she was impressed--she taught me to sew,and her mom used to make up patterns. That talent didn't come down to me. And I don't have the time to sew, with work. Not to mention, Mom has my machine! CatinHatt.,
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