This is a variation on the phone case published last week, with a side opening. Again, it has a useful pocket for cables and headphones.
You will need two pieces of denim, one with the pocket, cut to fit your phone; two pieces the same size of lining fabric and a piece of elastic about 2" long for the button closure to stop your phone from falling out!
First secure your elastic by stitching it to the top centre of your pocket piece:
Put the lining pieces, right sides together, on top of each of the outer pieces and stitch along the top edge. Press open.
Sew a button on the dnim piece which will form the back f your phone case.
Put these pieces right sides together and stitch around three sides, leaving the bottom of the lining open for turning.
Turn right side out.
Stitch the open edge closed and push the lining inside the case.
Cut a short vertical slit in the elastic for the button.
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Manic Monday
This blog shows my recycled denim creations, along with tutorials for items I have designed myself. I collect old jeans (a strange collection, I know!) and cut them up to make bags, purses, animals and other items of varying sizes and shapes. I then sell these to raise money for weomen and children in the town of Utange, near Mombasa, in Kenya. I help women to set up their own businesses and am supporting the building of a new school for disabled children.
Monday, 9 April 2012
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Love this little pocket pouch!! Great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/
This is so great! Those pockets are not just decorative but can be useful too!
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Have a beautiful week,
Hanni
Just discovered your blog through Manic Monday, love all the recycled denim projects. I made a zigzag tote last week with old jeans and have just finished off a pair of treasure pants for my 2yr old using old jeans!
ReplyDeleteI love this! And it comes in handy as I have a pair of jean that were about to be Goodwilled, and I need a case for my phone!
ReplyDelete-Shara @ Palmettos and Pigtails
Thank you for stopping by. I hope you enjoy making your phone case - would love to see a photo of it when you finish.
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