Sew a DIY Easy Cell Phone Case/sleeve
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- A very simple to make cell phone case/sleeve that will protect your phone from getting scratched, and give it a little extra padding if you drop it. The possibilities are endless with the additions, embellishments, and fabrics you choose for this simple little case.
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Thank you for sharing this wonderful project. ❤
Thank you too
Thank you for this easy and quick tutorial. Clear explanation, great gift idea for family members.
Thank you for this tutorial. It had great instructions. I'm excited to start sewing to keep my cell phone free of dust and well protected when I put it in my purse.
Looks very easy,, can't wait to make one thanks
It is a nice quick and easy project, I am glad you like it! Thank You🙂
Great reminder about cutting directional fabrics. Thanks! 🤣🤣💕
Thank you, I have now successfully made several phone pouches for family members following your nice clear instructions in this video
I am so glad you liked the video, Thanks!!
Thanks M'am for explaining so clearly.
Glad I could be helpful!
I'll definitely try this. My phone is already scratched up pretty bad, so this is perfect. Yeah, the lighting isn't the best, but honestly the video is still great!
Thank You, just what I was looking for. Excellent video, take care looking forward to see more 🤗👏👏🐣 ps, the two sided tape - genius 😎
You’re very welcome, and Thank you for the kind words! 😊
That was a great step by step tutorial.
Thank You, they hold up great too, I have thrown them in the wash without any issues, though I wouldn't dry them in the dryer.
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That's good to know. Thx!
Very clear
I tried to use Velcro with just adhesive backing to secure it to the fabric. Will c how long it lasts.
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I'm really new to sewing. Will doing this by hand, without a machine, work as well or would the fabrics be to thick to go through?
They will be pretty thick, I would suggest waxing your needle and thread, it helps it to slide through, a bar of soap might even work.
@@SewingAlchemy thank you!
Both pieces of Velcro were sewn in place? A close up of the position under the black upper tab. Everything was black so couldn’t see how it lined up. Thanks
Sorry it wasn't clear to you, they were sewn into place. Good luck with the sticky velcro. Sorry😀
It would be a great project, however, cannot read the card.....too small....canot zoom.....pause symbol in view.
Hi, I am very sorry about that if you send me your email address, I took a still shot of the card you can blow up or print. My email address is: itsoundslikeaplan@gmail.com
It was ok, but a little to long for me.
Talk about honest, but good gosh, I have to agree.
conishkee I’m sorry, but I have to be honest if I’m watching someone’s tutorial. I’m a huge “crafter” and watch tons of tutorials. I feel it’s only fair to give an honest opinion. Which I do on all my views. If I like it - I’m going to give it a thumbs up and share it with my fellow crafters to watch and give a tumblr up if they like it and share it with everyone. I love so many tutorials on crafting.
Too slow and unnecessary talk.
Thank you for your feedback.