It’s the last day of our Christmas freebies! I hope you’ve enjoyed them all so far. Today we have a glasses case pattern for you! These are great as a stocking stuffer, and using your scrap fabric up!
SUPPLIES:
- 1/4 yard or scrap piece of woven fabric for the main
- 1/4 yard or scrap piece of woven fabric for the lining
- 1/4 yard or scrap piece of lightweight fusible interfacing
LET’S GET STARTED!
1/4″ seam allowance
Step 1: PREPPING
Go grab the pattern here! The pattern is 100% free, but you do need to add it to your cart and checkout. Then, it will always be available to download from your account. The pattern is a no trim pattern; if you need help putting the pattern together, pop over to the faqs and troubleshooting page , check out the blog post here, or ask in our Facebook group .
Print and assemble the pattern. Alternatively, you can use the projector file if you’re using a projector. There is 1 page to print out. Pattern layout below:
If you prefer a video tutorial, check out the YouTube video below:
Cut 1 piece in your main fabric, 1 piece (mirror image to main) in your lining fabric, and 1 piece (mirror image to main) in lightweight interfacing. Add the interfacing to the wrong side of the main fabric.
Step 3: Stitching
With right sides together, stitch main to lining with a 1/4″ seam, along curved and short sides.
Trim the seam to 1/8″ and clip corners.
Open seams, match the seam allowances, and place fabrics right side together. Push seams and fabric right side together along the straight edge.
You should have 4 layers, lining (right sides together) on top of the main (right sides together). Stitch along the straight edge again 1/8″ from the first stitch line.
Clip the corner and trim seam to reduce bulk. Then flip so the lining side is right side out.
Stitch the bottom together with a 1/4″ seam allowance. Finish the seam with a zig-zag stitch or serger. Flip right sides out and press with an iron.
That’s it! Add your blue light glasses, sunglasses, or eyeglasses in to keep clean and safe!
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