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In a modern woman's handbag, alongside countless essentials like a makeup bag, wallet, keys, and phone, you also have to find room for cables, chargers, and adapters. And these items, especially cables, have a tendency to...
BeginnerFreeIn a modern woman's handbag, alongside countless essentials like a makeup bag, wallet, keys, and phone, you also have to find room for cables, chargers, and adapters.
And these items, especially cables, have a habit of getting tangled, if not tied up in knots. This takes a toll on their longevity. And it is so frustrating trying to fish out a single cable from your bag when they are all tangled up 😢
Therefore, I suggest sewing a **wonderful organizer with a small pocket for chargers and adapters.
Materials needed:**
• fabric for the inner and outer pieces (a heavier weight is best);
• wide elastic (width 20-25 mm);
• narrow elastic (width 5-10 mm);
• zipper;
• snaps – 2 pcs.;
• metal clasp.
How to sew
Cut rectangles from both fabrics measuring 15 cm by 22 cm.
Pin the wide and narrow elastics vertically onto one of them. Stitch across them with transverse seams, separating compartments for the cables. Do not try to sew the elastics too close to each other—in that case, the cables will not stay securely in the organizer.
Also, do not try to pack the cables in as tightly as possible. Remember that we will be rolling up the organizer. If the cables are placed too tightly, it will be awkward.
Place the two main pieces right sides together and stitch around the perimeter, leaving an opening for turning. Turn right side out and press.
Stitch the pocket pieces together, sewing in the zipper at the same time.
The pocket will be attached with snaps. Sew them on.
Also sew loops with pre-threaded metal clasps in the center.
The organizer is ready!
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