Diaper wallet clutch: http://www.jenniferkramer.ca/2011/06/27/a-sewing-sunday-afternoon/
I must say I had taken sewing lessons when I was around 10 and also a class in college, but I am still not confident in my sewing skills. My goal is to get better at sewing by the end of the year. So I do apologize for the less than stellar stitches.
I picked up some chevron fabric. I bought a yard and a half which cost me a little more than $5, but I would have been fine with half a yard. Being a beginner sewer I didn't know and took my moms advise, who has more experience, but does not sew often.
I began by measuring our how much fabric for the back piece. I took the wipes case and a diaper to measure the length. I than cut out a two inch strip to sew onto the wrong side of the fabric. This way I wouldn't have to double the fabric.
Next I cut out what would be the pockets. One that would hold the diapers and one for the wipes. I made sure to have the wipes side pocket in two pieces.
I sewed the seams. One side for the diaper pocket and two sides for the wipes side. I cut a small piece of fabric to attach the two pockets that would hold the wipes. Sewed around the outside and turned out the pockets.
I cut a piece of fabric to use for the button. I had room on the diaper side of the clutch and stitched the fabric there to secure it. I hand sewn a button onto the strap, I know there is some way to do this on the sewing machine but that is a bit more advanced than my skill level. It took me about an hour and a half to complete this project so I'm sure for people with more experience this project would be such a breeze.
I am very proud of myself for this project even if it isn't perfect. I'm hoping to only get better as I keep adding new sewing projects.
So I'm off to take care of my little man. Until next time my crafty friends.
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