My fellow blogger, Salpal1, made some curtains and I commented on the travel theme. Mr. Aitch and I just got a new GPS and I thought a travel-themed fabric would be great to sew up a case for it. So Salpal sent me some of her leftover fabric.
I loved the names of the states but wait…
…no West Virginia!
So using fabric markers and some rubber stamps, I altered the one side (sorry Oklahoma) to get at least one West (by God) Virginia on the cover.
I measured the size of the GPS and added an inch to each side so it would be easier to get in and out, added a zipper, lining, doubled the fusible batting for protection and called it done.The back…
The inside…Then I decided to make another cover/case for the window attachment and cord and have it large enough so everything would fit inside for when we want to remove it all from the car and keep everything all together. I adapted the size of this pattern and made it a bit smaller. I didn’t have enough of the Route 66 Fabric so I pieced together some complementary fabric to make it large enough.
Side A.
Um, one side.
Inside with just the attachments.
Thank you, Salpal, for the fabric scraps. I love it and had fun making it.
OMG those are adorable!!! I am so glad you were able to use the scraps so well, and quickly, too!
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I really appreciate you sending me the scraps. I still have some left!
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Lol I was happy to do it! I will keep you in mind for scraps going forward, just shout if there are ever any you see that you can use. 😉
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What cute cases! I just made a similar case yesterday using up more scraps from a jelly roll. But wouldn’t you know it, after 3 items from the roll I STILL have leftovers! LOL
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Thank you! It seems like fabric scraps just keep multiplying, doesn’t it?!
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Wow! Those are amazing. I’m so glad that PA and Ohio are next to each other!!!
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That red and ivory inside fabric looks familiar! Love.the fabric!
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I wondered if you would notice that inside fabric…
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