Hi
Everyone,
Well,
I also found an added treat for carrying a big purse. My husband absolutely
hates my purse and he refuses to get inside of it. He calls it “the pit”! Then
one day when I asked him for the hundredth time to pull something out of my
purse for me, it hit me! I can hide all kinds of things in there that I don’t
want him to see! You know what I’m talking about. Maybe it’s a receipt for a
fabulous new treasure you found and just can’t live without, or many it’s an
extra twenty dollar bill that you want to save for the new Michael’s sale. But either
way all you need to do is stuff it in your purse and he’ll never find it! (Sorry
Honey!)
Anyways,
I just hate digging through my purse for my phone! I decided that I wanted to
do something about that so I designed these phone cases that you can wear
around your neck. No more digging for that ringing phone!!! Woo Hoo!!!
I
have designed four different cell phone cases and I will be sharing those
projects with you once a week for the next four weeks, with complete
instructions and pictures. I hope you’ll find a style that you like or who
knows, maybe you’ll like all four!!! Be sure to check back with me on each
Monday.
Thanks for joining me.
Until next time…
Crafty hugs,
Stampin’ Queen Creations
Give The Queen A Call!!!
Cell Phone Case- Animal Print
Finished
Size: 5”L x 3 ½”W
SUPPLIES
Animal
Print material- 11”L x 4 ½”W
Black
trim
Hairy
Gimp trim- # IR2585 Camel by Expo International Inc.Ò
Carmel
ribbon- 17” for bow 20” for beads
Black
& Gold cording- 1 yard
Various
beads by The BeaderyÒ
Sewing
machine
Fabri-Tac
fabric glue by Beacon Adhesives
Needle
Thread
INSTRUCTIONS
Step
1. Cut material to measure 11”L x 4 ½”W.
Turn each end under ½” press and sew. With right sides together, sew each side ½”
from edge of material. Cut excess material close to stitching. Turn material
inside out.
Step
2. With needle and thread, stitch
cording to each side of phone case. Glue trims to top edge with fabric glue.
Step
3. Take 20” of ribbon and tie a knot on
one end. Add bead. Repeat this process until all beads have been added. Attach
beaded ribbon with a needle and thread.
Step
4. Make a bow with ribbon. Adhere button
to the bow and glue both to case with fabric glue.
Source Information
1 comment:
Lisa, I love this cute little bag and the story is so TRUE! I also wanted to let you know I appreciated your DT calls article on Project Tracking and the form!
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