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UL Glasses Case Pattern

$12.00

UL Glasses Case Pattern

$12.00

9875 in stock

9875
  • NOTE - This is a digital pattern ONLY. 

    Kit Sale 2024: Add this product to your cart with another DIY kit to activate the FREE pattern discount. 


    Patterns take the guesswork out of the making process. We’ve all been halfway through a project and realized that we forgot a crucial part.

    This FREE pattern is a walks you through the simple but highly valuable project of an UL Glasses Case. 

    You're a maker - your glasses shouldn't be subject to the bottom of your pack or the passenger seat in your car. Use your skills and DIY know-how to make a glasses case that reflects your style. 

    Downloadable PDF sewing pattern includes

    • Detailed step-by-step sewing instructions
    • Illustrated construction methods and techniques
    • Complete list of recommended materials
    • Peer reviewed and tested sewing pattern assurance 

    NOTE - This is a digital product that will be delivered automatically to the email you input at checkout. If you haven't received your pattern package within 24 hours of checkout, please contact us directly

    RBTR patterns are for personal, non-commercial use only.

  • Sewing Skill Level - Intermediate

    This pattern requires the ability to sew with margins smaller than 0.5". You must be able to find and baste stretchy materials to a static material. 

    Suggested Fabrics:

    • Outer: Pack Material
    • Inner: Fleece, Cotton, or Microfiber

Customer Reviews

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Carey Maedgen
Satisfied again

Got my kits and supplies in good time. Always great service.

Thanks for your review Carey, we're glad your kits arrived timley. Happy Making!

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Ripstop Wallet Kit

I believe all of your kits could benefit from written instructions to go along with the videos. Videos are nice when you don’t quite understand the written directions, but a pain without written instructions to accompany them.
I also was short on the ribbon for the bindings. I was extremely conservative on the amount used to start each seam compared to the video, using less than 1/4” and I was short a little less than 1/2” total. I made it work, but if I had used as much as in the video for leading in, I would have been very short.
Lastly, this wallet is a bit on the small side from top to bottom. I would say it could benefit by being 1/4” to a 1/2” more.

Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback about our kit—it’s invaluable for helping us improve!

We completely understand your point about written instructions. While our videos aim to guide makers visually, written instructions could certainly make the process more seamless. We’ll take your feedback into serious consideration as we work to enhance the experience for all our kits.

We’re also sorry to hear about the ribbon shortage. While we aim to include just the right amount of materials, it sounds like we fell short in this case, and we appreciate you making it work despite the challenge. We’ll revisit our material allowances to ensure a smoother experience for future kits.

Lastly, we hear your thoughts on the wallet size. Your suggestion of increasing the dimensions slightly is a great insight—we’ll take a closer look and see how we can refine the design to better meet your expectations.

Thank you again for your honesty and creativity! If you’d like to chat more or need anything else, don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly at support@ripstopbytheroll.com