UL Glasses Case Pattern

$12.00

UL Glasses Case Pattern

$12.00

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9875

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NOTE - This is a digital pattern ONLY.

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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
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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

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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.