You could also fold it the other way and sew horizontally and along the bottom for a sunglass holder! That's my next project.
9/3/10
Flat Iron Holder
I love the never ending crafts you can make with a pot holder. To turn a pot holder into a Flat Iron Holder, I first found this cute polka dot potholder at Dollar Tree. Then I sewed up the side vertically and along the bottom. And now maybe my new Chi will last as long as it should this time!
You could also fold it the other way and sew horizontally and along the bottom for a sunglass holder! That's my next project.
You could also fold it the other way and sew horizontally and along the bottom for a sunglass holder! That's my next project.
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That is so genius! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI definitely want to try this, but I have some questions. Do you cut the potholder in half first? I'm slightly confused by that part and why do you need to sew the bottom?
ReplyDeleteI'm going to do this idea! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCould you also use the pocket to actually hold the straightener in? Then, you could cut it in half, sew down the side of each half, and give one to a friend as a gift?
ReplyDeleteLove your project! I just wanted to let you know that I featured it today on my blog Sew Rockin'. You can check it out at: http://www.sewrockin.com/2011/12/09/you-sew-rock-me-fridays-8/
ReplyDeleteAwesome job, I can't wait to see what else you come up with!
Jamie
She means to fold it in half. Then stitch along the long side...all the way down and around the bottom. This leaves only the top open to put the flat iron in.
ReplyDeleteI would love to feature this in our upcoming issue of child couture magazine would you like to share this with our readers email me at childcouturemagazine@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. Just to let you know if you wrap your cord like that it cause shorts in the wires. That happened to one of my CHI. Thought you would like to know
ReplyDeleteThis is so creative! Thank you for the idea. I may not fold it as tight so that I can loosly stuff my cord in the pocket part. I can't wait to make it!
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