This lightweight and flexible sewing caddy has ten pockets that will hold all your sewing tools. Easy to make with the FREE pattern
No more digging deep into a bag or a box looking for tools! You will love this handy tool bag with many pockets for storing and carrying all your sewing,
Finding a fun little project that will also enhance your life is just the best! I made up my little sewing caddy and was immediately so happy that I did. Such a wonderful place to store everything you may need while sitting at the machine. My husband even thought it was a great little item. You will need to cut; 1 rectangle 6 1/2" x 15" 3 rectangles 6 1/2" x 6" 1 rectangle 6 1/2" x 11" If you would like to quilt your large rectangle, you will also need a piece of batting (I like wool batting the best) 6 1/2" x 15". Quilting the backing for the pockets really makes for a much nicer caddy, so please don't skip this step. Check out the video below for my how to. Once again, I apologize for my weak voice. I feel a sore throat coming on, so it's a little quivery. For those of you who enjoy written instructions; You will need a 5" x 7" acrylic document frame. I found mine HERE. Cut 1 rectangle 6 1/2" x 15". Back it with a piece of wool batting and quilt it. Cut 3 rectangles 6 1/2" x 6". Press in half. Stack on top of each other leaving 1 1/4" at the top between each layer. To reduce bulk, the top 2 rectangles do not extend to the bottom. For the opposite side, cut 1 rectangle 6 1/2" x 11". Fold in half and press. Line up with the edge on the opposite end of the long rectangle. Baste the pockets to the large rectangle. Find the center and stitch from bottom to top on the 3 stacked pockets. Serge the lower edge to to give it a nice finish. Fold the large rectangle in half, fold up the bottom edge and stitch the sides with a 1/4" seam allowance. Clip the corners and turn. And voila, you have a fabulous little caddy! This little caddy can be made for a multitude of things, a desk organizer, maybe a place to keep paint brushes easily at hand. So get those creative juices going and sew up a storm! Enjoy! Rhonda
If you like to have your craft supplies near to hand, perhaps as you sit and sew, knit or crochet and watch the TV, then this custom caddy idea is for you!
Hello everybody!! Hope you are having a wonderful day and I'm so glad you came to visit. I wanted to give you a quick look at another box I'm making. This is going to be my new craft caddy to hold tools and tapes and glue, etc. This caddy is based on Kaisercraft's Desk Caddy but I've altered the design slightly to suit my needs. Here is the sketch I made of the design and the measurements. Rather amateurish I know but, luckily I'm the only one who needed to make sense of it. hehe!! I've used pasteboard for this project which is very similar to chipboard but you really could use any type of board you like as long as it's strong enough. The pictures below show all the measurements for the individual pieces. In a previous post I showed how to make the joiners used to glue these pieces together. You can find that post HERE. I drew lines on the base where the dividers needed to go so I would have a guide to get them in straight and then I placed a joiner on each side. Here you can see where I've placed the joiners on each side piece and also the other guide lines for the dividers. When attaching the sides to the base you need to leave a small gap of about 1/16" so that there is room for them to sit upright. On the dividers I glued a joiner on both sides of the piece so that the joint would have more strength. One divider for the length of the box ... and two of each of these for the width. Here you can see how I attached the main divider onto the base ... and then I attached the sides of the box to the divider ... but then I got so caught up in the moment that I forgot to take pictures of my progress so all I can now show you is the finished box. TA! DAH! If anyone is interested in making one of these and you have any questions, please just leave a comment and I'll answer as best I can. This is still a work in progress. In my next post I'll show you the finished product. Hopefully that won't take me too long, I'm looking forward to using it for my craft tools. Thank you so much for taking the time to visit. Please take care and God Bless. oxox Marg
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Looking for a felt diaper caddy or a planner caddy? The Mimmo caddy can be used for so many things! Here is my review.
I designed this stacking tool caddy to hold small parts and a few tools. It’s comprised of three tool trays that stack and interlock together to form a single unit that can be carried wherever needed.
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Four Caddy Styles to Adapt to Your Needs! If your bedside table is like mine, it’s a landing spot for all sorts of things. Besides the lamp and alarm clock there are usually glasses, kleenex, books, magazines, a phone, an iPad and often more. It gets a bit crowded, making it hard to find what …
With pockets for all your needles and scissors, this simple sewing project is a great way to stay organized. It's a stylish way to store all your sewing tools. Staying organized while sewing can be a truly difficult endeavor.
Sew a darling mug caddy to store sewing notions, office tools, or art supplies with just one or 2 fat quarters of fabric!
It Works As a Pressing Pad, Too! This clever caddy was designed for toting an iron. It’s perfect for traveling and for quilt retreats and classes. The caddy opens up into a pressing mat. That also means you don’t need to wait for the iron to cool before packing it up. Nice! There are a …
Atenti Short Caddy in a pretty embroidered floral design, has 4 outer pockets and 4 inner pockets. A Gold vegan Ultra Suede handle and a gold woven fabric as outer edge trim. Designed for multiple yarn projects, beading, and crafting it has 8 pockets and plenty of room inside to hold a project. The short height gives you easy access to the inside of the caddy which is lined in a water resistant taffeta. This embroidered bag best fits a hat, sock, or baby clothes project. For a larger project check out the matching Hope Basket-see the link below. Keep your tools together and always be ready for a crafting break 🌴 Base measures 10 3/4" X 6 3/4" Height 7" Top measures 13 1/2" in length Opens to 10" width stretched out. Made in the USA Photos 1 & 2 are the front and back of the bag in the listing. Other photos are of a similar bag. Original photos all rights reserved. Listing is for the bag only other items are for display - see listings below: Walker Mesh 2 x 4 bag: www.etsy.com/listing/778215327/walker-mesh-zip-notions-bag-small Lantern Moon Lady Bug Tape: www.etsy.com/listing/1469318077/lady-bug-tape-measure-lantern-moon-tape Urth Harvest: www.etsy.com/listing/1252779319/urth-harvest-fingering-buckthorn Matching Tool Pouch Posy: www.etsy.com/listing/1269116411/atenti-tool-pouch-posy-needle-case Matching Hope Basket Posy: www.etsy.com/listing/1220349889/atenti-hope-basket-posy-yarn-basket Matching Tool Case: www.etsy.com/listing/1269116411/atenti-tool-pouch-posy-needle-case Choose Priority shipping to fast track your order. Custom orders for Atenti bags upon request.
The Miracle Caddy organizer pattern is perfect for taking your favorite craft supplies, classroom items, or baby gear on the go.
No more digging deep into a bag or a box looking for tools! You will love this handy tool bag with many pockets for storing and carrying all your sewing,
Planner storage makes using your favorite supplies and accessories easy. Learn how to organize a planner caddy for home or on the go. The Mimmo Caddy, sponsored by Mollie Ollie.
Increase your storage totes capacity with this pdf sewing pattern to make storage container caddies with pockets on the outside. A cute way to store needlework, fabric, toys, books, laundry, you-name-it. This fabric multi-pocket caddy is a very versatile storage solution that suits any room when sewn with coordinating home decorator fabric prints. You will need one Sterilite, storage container filing tote that can be purchased at Wal-Mart, Joann’s fabric and Office Supply Stores. This would b
Desk caddies are an amazing way to keep your workspace organized, but they can often be a hassle to set […]
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How to make a Sewing or Craft Organizing Caddy I have so many sewing and crafting tools and so few ways to keep them at hand that I decided to create this
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The Miracle Caddy organizer pattern is perfect for taking your favorite craft supplies, classroom items, or baby gear on the go.
Customize it to Fit Your Chair and Tools! This marvelous organizer has been carefully designed to hold just about everything you’ll need to work in your favorite armchair. It can be adjusted to fit over the arm of your chair and customized to suit your needs. The clever design includes a box for odds and …
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Organize your sewing tools when you don’t have space.
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Sew a handy Couch Caddy craft organizer so you can craft in comfort in your favorite armchair or on your couch! Includes a bin for threads and waste, pockets for tool storage, and a pin cushion. Full step-by-step photo tutorial and a free pattern!
This Caddy Organizer is a handy organizer with seven many pockets to keep for easy access to tools and supplies. It features padded fabric handles to make carrying easy and the only hardware needed are 4 rectangle rings allowing them to fall flat along … Read More
By Jan Carr The plastic storage box (see Sources, below) has movable compartments, and is a great way to store a full range of screws, wall anchors and picture hooks. This caddy has a “holster” for…
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Free pattern for sewing a DIY Walker Caddy. Adjustable to fit on any walker and perfect as a gift for your loved one.
DIY Fabric Bath Caddy Free Sewing Pattern
I shared this pattern with you a few days ago and I just couldn't resist buying it myself.(and then I proceeded to ignore the important things on my to-do list so that I could sew it!)My little girl is 4 and she loves art.If there is a piece of paper to be found, 99% of the time she…
Hi Everyone, The theme for this hop is the New Annual Catalogue which is full of exciting new things to play with. I've chosen to use the Cheerful Daisies bundle and teamed it with Subtles dsp stack in Bubble Bath which is one of the new Core Colours and is very pretty and combined it with an old favourite, Melon Mambo. Materials 1 piece of Melon Mambo card stock 5 7/8" x 8 1/4", scraps for the flowers 2 pieces of basic white card stock 3 7/8" x 5 5/8", scraps for the flowers and sentiment 1 piece of Subtles dsp in Bubble Bath 3 5/8" x 5 3/8" Cheerful Daisies stamp set Cheerful Daisies dies Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine Basic Rhinestones Melon Mambo ink Bubble Bath ink Nature's Prints stamp set Trimmer Simply Scored Bone Folder Multipurpose Adhesive Dimensionals Instructions On the long side score the Melon Mambo at 4 1/8" and fold and burnish to make the card base. Adhere one piece of the basic white to the card front and then add the dsp layer to that. Die cut the clump of three flowers in Basic White, then die cut the solid flowers and the intricate tops of those flowers in Melon Mambo to add some more depth and interest. You can cut all the layers in just one colour but I thought I would try two to see what it looked like and I have to say that I like it. Die cut two of the twiggy pieces. Snips the white flowers apart carefully to make three separate flowers, then add the white layer to the solid melon mambo pieces and then add the intricate melon mambo pieces over the top. They are really easy to line up so that they match. Add dimensionals to the back of the flowers and arrange them on the card front, make sure you leave enough space below them for your sentiment. Tuck in the twiggy bits around them, split them apart to make smaller bunches if you like. Stamp a sentiment on a scrap of white and then die cut using the label sentiment from this die set and add to the card front using dimensionals. On the remaining piece of white, stamp a sentiment in the centre and add a flower to the bottom right corner. This is a two step stamp and I have used Bubble Bath as the solid layer and added Melon Mambo for the detail. Adhere to the inside of the card. Sprinkle some rhines stones on the card front and the card is complete. Please pop over and see what everyone else has chosen from the New Annual Catalogue. Blog Hop Index If you would like to join my Team or become one of my Discount Shoppers, you can message me on my Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/craftykarendesigns or via the Contact Me box below this Blog. If you are interested in taking part in some challenges and having crafty chats with like minded people and a bit of a laugh, pop over to Craft and Banter on Facebook (link in the side bar). This group is a collaboration with Taffy Crafting (Donna Lester) and Vickieloudesigns (Victoria Littlewood) and we would love you to join us. Happy Crafting, Karen X Product List Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] Paper Trimmer [152392] Simply Scored [122334] Bone Folder [102300] Basic White A4 Cardstock [159228] Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine [149653] Paper Snips [103579] Nature's Prints Cling Stamp Set (English) [158793] Melon Mambo A4 Card Stock [119980] Melon Mambo Classic Stampin' Pad [147051] Bubble Bath Classic Stampin' Pad [161664] Cheerful Daisies Bundle (English) [161297] Rhinestone Basic Jewels [144220]
This Sweet Dreams Bedside Caddy Free Sewing Pattern is easy to make and doesn't require a lot of time or money.
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How to make a Sewing or Craft Organizing Caddy I have so many sewing and crafting tools and so few ways to keep them at hand that I decided to create this
Free pattern for sewing a DIY Walker Caddy. Adjustable to fit on any walker and perfect as a gift for your loved one.
