How to Sew a Sunglasses Pouch

by lrboyd in Craft > Sewing

41 Views, 0 Favorites, 0 Comments

How to Sew a Sunglasses Pouch

IMG_8033.jpeg
IMG_8034.jpeg

Have you ever thrown your sunglasses in your bag only for them to get scratched? This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to sew your own sleeve to protect your glasses. You can customize the cover to your desired size, and it is very beginner-friendly. This project may take 30 minutes to an hour, depending on your sewing experience.

Supplies

IMG_8022.jpeg
  1. Scissors
  2. Sewing Machine
  3. Iron
  4. 7 x 7 inch Inner Lining Fabric Square
  5. 7 x 7 inch Outer Fabric Square
  6. 7 x 7 inch fusible interfacing square
  7. (clips or pins, not necessary but may be helpful to some people)

Iron

IMG_8023.jpeg

Iron the fusible interfacing to the wrong side of the outer fabric

Set Up

IMG_8024.jpeg

Place your outer fabric right side up, with the lining right side face down on top.

Cut

IMG_8024.jpeg

Sketch a rounded corner on the top right-hand side and cut it out

Sew

IMG_8025.jpeg

Sew along the outside of the fabric, leaving a 3-inch gap in the bottom. (Sew following the red line)

Cut Corners

IMG_8027.jpeg

Cut off the corners if you need to get rid of unnecessary bulk.

Flip

IMG_8028.jpeg

Use the hole left in the bottom to turn the project inside out.

Iron

IMG_8029.jpeg

Iron both sides to de wrinkle and flatten the fabric.

Top Stich

IMG_8030.jpeg

Sew a top stich all the way around the edge of the fabric.

Fold

IMG_8032.jpeg

Fold the square in half and iron it flat.

Finish

IMG_8031.jpeg

Sew the right side and bottom closed. (Sew on the red line)