Accessorize the interior of your car with this colorful, handmade steering wheel cover. It will bring a bit more style to an otherwise boring space, and your hands will thank you.
This is cute ... the pattern is made to be tight, so when you put it on it won't slip. However, I've heard that when you secure it, use a few dabs of hot glue to make sure. It's really important to make this cover is secure and does not slip! Get the free pattern
Don't we all love the beautiful Vera Bradley prints? Sometimes the patterns are TOO busy to carry around as a purse but who can resist havin...
Here is a tutorial to show you how to make a steering wheel cover. It is a super fast project that is a great scrap buster!
Brand Name: NoneMaterial Type: Faux LeatherItem Type: Steering Wheels & Steering Wheel HubsItem Weight: 0.07kgSpecial Features: Steering CoversItem Width: 15inchModel Name: DIY Steering Wheel CoversExternal Testing Certification: CCCItem Diameter: 0inchItem Height: 1inchSize: about 106 x 10.3cm (Length x Width)Item Length: 21inchItem Type: Steering Wheels & Steering Wheel HubsType: steering wheels with outer diameter of 37~38 cmProduct Size: about 106 x 10.3cm (Length x Width)Main Material: Ultrafine fiber leatherUnit Type: piecePackage Weight: 0.1kg (0.22lb.)Package Size: 20cm x 10cm x 10cm (7.87in x 3.94in x 3.94in)
Wanting to crochet a cute and colorful steering wheel cover for your car? Then do I have the perfect free crochet pattern for you!
Here is a tutorial to show you how to make a steering wheel cover. It is a super fast project that is a great scrap buster!
Don't we all love the beautiful Vera Bradley prints? Sometimes the patterns are TOO busy to carry around as a purse but who can resist having that gorgeous fabric on your steering wheel? This will keep your steering wheel cooler to the touch in summer and warmer in winter. It's easy to put on and take off too. (My husband and 17 year old son refuse to drive with it on.) The Vera Bradley Napkins are 100% cotton, measure 20" x 20" and cost $6. (Less if you get them on sale, on eBay, or at an outlet.) Supplies: One Napkin or about 6" x 50" of cotton fabric 1/4" elastic x 60" Non slip grippy stuff (used as shelf liner? or drawer liner? or under rugs) 3" x 50" (bought by the yard at JoAnn's) Safety pins-one small and one large rotary cutter, ruler, mat tape measure sewing machine thread to match Cut a piece of fabric 6" wide x steering wheel circumference plus 3/4". Measure your steering wheel circumference with a tape measure or use a piece of string and then measure that. My wheel is 46". So I would need a piece of fabric 6" x 46 3/4". Trim off the binding on the napkin edge. Cut 6" x 20" twice. Then cut another piece 6" x 10". Once sewn together this length will need to be trimmed to your steering wheel measurement plus 3/4". And you will have some leftover for another project. Sew the pieces end to end with 1/4" seams and press them open. Measure 46 3/4" (OR what your wheel measures plus 3/4") and trim any excess off. Fold up 1/4" on each long side and iron. Fold that ironed fold up 1/2" and iron that too. Top stitch along the edge of the fold to create the casing for the elastic. You need TWO pieces of elastic each 30" long. I used 1/4" soft stretch elastic. Prepare the elastic to be threaded into the casing by putting a narrow safety pin on one end and a large pin as an anchor on the other. Set aside. Cut a piece of non slip grippy stuff (sold at JoAnn Fabrics by the yard) 3"wide x your wheel measurement. (3 x 46) Lay it on the wrong side of the fabric, about 3/8" or so from the end, and pin each side to hold it there. Flip it over carefully and sew down the center of the fabric to anchor the grip. I used my walking foot and a serpentine stitch. After the center is anchored, sew each side down, removing pins as you go. The stitching is not very visible on the pretty side so straight or wavy doesn't matter. Now thread the narrow safety pin into the casing and push it as far as you can by scrunching the fabric up. Then pull the end of the fabric down while holding the head of the pin. Continue pushing and pulling until you get to the other end. The large safety pin will act as an anchor so the far end of the elastic will stay at the other end and not travel up the casing too. Sew across the elastic and casing at each end before removing the pins. Once the elastic is securely sewn, remove the pins and repeat for the other side. Almost done! Pin the raw ends with right sides together and sew a 3/8" seam. Backstitch at each end. Push the seam to one side and sew it down. "Venetian Paisley" "Clementine" "Heather" These steering wheel covers are not stretchy. A 46" wheel cover will not fit a 47" wheel. The elastic just makes the cover curl in. Enjoy! Lynn is selling these on Etsy here: Holman's Creations
Find the perfect Crochet Steering Wheel Cover Pattern, with this collection of 15 amazing crochet patterns to cover your car's steering wheel.
Dig into those buckets of scraps and sew a pretty steering wheel cover with this scrap busting tutorial from Love Notions Sewing Patterns!
Find the perfect Crochet Steering Wheel Cover Pattern, with this collection of 15 amazing crochet patterns to cover your car's steering wheel.
Here is a tutorial to show you how to make a steering wheel cover. It is a super fast project that is a great scrap buster!
I decided after years of using a steering wheel cover I bought in desperation at Walmart that I really should get rid of that thing and make one myself. I searched and searched for a steering wheel cover pattern that I liked and couldn't find one. So I made one up! :D This is designed to fit a steering wheel with a circumference of 46 inches. If your steering wheel has a different circumference, measure it and knit according to the pattern for 60% of that measurement. With that said, onward to the pattern itself... ******* Yarn: 2 balls of Peaches & Cream Worsted Weight 100% Cotton Yarn in your choice of colors. Needles: Size US 10 Pattern: Holding two strands together, CO 12 sts. Knit in garter until long enough to stretch tightly around the steering wheel. (In this case, 28 inches.) BO. Sew BO edge to CO edge, being careful that it doesn’t twist. Sew onto the steering wheel. It will be very tight, and should not require anything else to prevent slipping. ******* Now, it's true that this is not so easy as some to remove to wash. But if you use a constrasting color yarn to sew it on to your wheel, or you're just really careful, you can cut the string you use to sew it into place and then un-sew it, wash it, and then put it back with a yarn needle and either the same string or a new one. It works for me anyway...
How can it be warm enough for me to forget my driving gloves, yet cold enough for my steering wheel to be FREEZING?
Car Steering Wheel Cover Crochet Patterns
You can make one for yourself from the following 20 DIY Steering Wheel Cover Ideas if you can sew.
Crochet Steering Wheel Cover: You know those really hot summer days when you climb in your car to go home after a long day of work and it's like a million degrees? It feels like you are in an oven and everything it too hot to touch. Especially the steering wheel. That's why I d…
I'm please to present to you my First Ever Tutorial!! Tell me whatcha think! I hope you all like it and make up tons of them. Think about it...
