Learn how to sew a DIY cord organizer in minutes with this easy sewing tutorial. This tutorial involves very little cutting and sewing and is perfect as a beginner sewing project!
I love everything clean and organized in my home. Those hanging wires and the mess they create take away my peace. I love them neatly rolled and tidied up. I used rubber bands to hold them but those rubber bands are boring and untidy.
So, I came up with a solution, a DIY fabric cord organizer! It is easy to make, easy to use, and looks pretty too. If you are a beginner and would like to sew something easy and quick, here is something you can try. I bet you will never go wrong!
So let’s learn how to sew a cord keeper the easy way.
DIY Cord Organizer
Supplies Needed:
Medium-weight cotton fabric scraps for the cord holder outer and lining.
Medium-weight interfacing- a small piece.
Snap buttons or plastic buttons for closure.
Sewing notions.
Pattern template.
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Cut the pieces for the outer cord holder, lining, and two interfacing pieces using the template.
Take the cord holder outer piece and fuse the interfacing to the wrong side, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Repeat on the lining.
Layer the outer and lining pieces, with the right sides together, lining up the edges, and pin all around.
Sew around the edge, leaving a gap of 2- inches to turn the right side out.
Pull the right side out through the opening.
Press to make it neat and crisp.
Topstitch around the edges.
Sew buttons and buttonholes about 1/2- inch from the curved edges. You may sew a second button, 1/2-inch from the first to hold smaller wires. If you are not comfortable sewing buttonholes, you may use snap buttons instead. Your DIY cord holder is ready for use!
Find the web story for the post here: Tame those unruly cords with these nifty DIY cord holders!
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Evelyn l. Walker
Friday 12th of August 2022
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