Hey there! My name is LeAnn and I'm so excited to be guest posting here today! I blog over at The Modest Homestead where I love to share craft and sewing tutorials, party ideas and DIY home projects as we work on updating our home on a budget!
We just had our third little girl (two months ago) and this is one of the many projects I have had on my list to get finished.
This project is very easy to do and you only need a few supplies to complete it.
Supplies:
- 1/2 a yard of fabric
- 1/2 a yard of quilt batting
- Ribbon or other trim of choice for the edges
- Wipe case
- Scissors
- Glue Gun and glue sticks
First, I cut out my batting just a little bigger than the case.
I used the batting as a pattern to cut out the fabric the same size.
Next, I glued the batting onto the case starting on the top edge. I worked from top to bottom smoothing it out as I went.
Once it was all glued down I trimmed the excess batting off around the edges.
I did the same thing with the fabric working from the top front and smoothing it out as I went.
I trimmed the excess off along the edges just like I did with the batting.
To cover up the raw ends I hot glued velvet ribbon along the edges starting at the side. I also heat sealed the edge of the ribbon with a lighter to keep it from fraying.
I turned the ribbon at the corners like this and continued gluing all the way around the bottom matching the ribbon up where it started.
Since the ribbon I chose was a light pink I doubled it so that the fabric wouldn't show through as much.
And there you have it! An adorable wipe case to carry around that matches your style and your budget!
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Thanks LeAnn! Your wipes case is adorable! Be sure to check out LeAnn's blog - The Modest Homestead. She has so many cute ideas!
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