This guest post by Katie was one of the most popular we’ve run so we decided it would be fun to do a “blast from the past” and re-run it for you today! Enjoy!
Hi! I am so excited to be here today! My name is Katie and I blog over at {Made to be a Momma} I’m a wife of one handsome man and momma to two little boys under 2 1/2.
Over at {Made to be a Momma} you will find sewing tutorials, crafts, kids projects, home decor, recipes and the ups and downs of being a Mom. I would LOVE to have you come on over! You can follow me on any one of these social medias! I also host the {Homemade By You} link party every Wednesday–live on Tuesdays night.!!
If you do like or follow me, let me know! I would love to come check out your space too!
Today, I wanted to share a fun super EASY sewing tutorial. If you have never sewn before this is definitely the project for you! Even if you are a more advance sewer this will still be a fun project!
How many of you women lose your chapstick? Maybe it’s me?–but i’m thinking its not. Sometimes I don’t lose my chapstick but it gets buried in the deep diaper bag or left in the “date” purse. Well today, I bring you the chapstick cozy! It’s complete with a simple d-ring to hook on to any key chain, purse, diaper bag, or even a kids school backpack!
To make you own Chapstick Cozy you need to cut two 2in. x 9in. strips of fabric.
You will also need 2in. size D-rings.
Lay your two pieces right sides (pretty sides) together. Sew around 3 of the 4 sides with a 1/4 in seam. Clip corners and turn right side out. Press with hot iron. Fold up your closed end about 2 1/2 inches. Sew down both sides as close to the edge as you can.
Take your unfinished edge and fold under about 1/4 inch.
Loop the end around your D-ring and sew in place.
Enjoy!
Thanks so much, Katie!
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