My first composition book cover is finished!

This project is quick, easy, and a lot of fun! It has 6 slip in pencil pockets.
Composition Book Cover Cut Layouts by learncreatesew
DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS:
My first composition book cover is finished!

This project is quick, easy, and a lot of fun! It has 6 slip in pencil pockets.
Composition Book Cover Cut Layouts by learncreatesew
Once I started making tons of face masks I decided it would be nice to have something to carry them in.

They also make great gifts if you are planning to give face masks to others!

This case is super cute and small enough to fit on a key chain.

I made two different versions, one lined and one without lining.

I also used several different closures – velcro, snaps, key rings, swivel hooks, and D-rings.

I hope you have as much fun making these as I did.

Face Mask Key Chain Pouch Web Pattern by Learncreatesew
With the fabric I had left over from the Toilet Paper Drawstring bag, I wanted to make another little project. A gift card pouch seemed perfect!

I had enough fabric to make the pouch in two sizes.

The smaller pouch is perfect for gift cards, and the larger pouch can hold items that are a little longer.

They are super easy to make, 1/10 on the difficulty scale. They don’t take much fabric, they’re very fast, and make great gifts!
Pocket Pouch Pattern by learncreatesew
I made two videos for this project. The first include detailed instructions and explanations for each step.
The second is a quick overview if you already know the basics 🙂
As I was contemplating what my next sewing project would be, I couldn’t help thinking about what is on everyone’s minds at present. Toilet paper.
Yes, it is a rare and precious commodity nowadays. So! What to do…
Well, if you feel the need to travel with your toilet paper so you are prepared for those “just in case” moments, here is a little drawstring bag that is perfect to carry it!

Of course, you don’t need to use your drawstring bag to tote around your toilet paper, it can carry a whole lot of different things, but the toilet paper sure fits nice!

This is a great little project to practice sewing curved pieces to straight pieces. It doesn’t take a lot of fabric and it is quick.

Take a look at my video to see how to make it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhjRxud7oFc
Here is the pattern for the circular base:
This project is fairly simple. You should be comfortable pressing, sewing curves, and working with small seam allowances. Difficulty 2/10.
As soon as my hexagons were complete I was eager to start creating!

Here is how you join the hexagons together.
We had a surprising need come up at our school. Teachers noticed that the poor little kindergarten students were struggling to use the computer lab headphones because they were much too large, the speakers hanging below their ears.
As a result, we received a request to find a solution that our sewing students could help with so we didn’t have to buy new headphones. This was it! A kindergarten headphone pillow. It wraps around the bar of the headphones so it rests comfortably at the top of the head and raises them up just a bit so they sit better on smaller heads.

They are small, cheap, and you can make them with scrap fabric!

They worked great for us!

These were a great addition to our computer labs!
