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DIY.. Baby Wipes Case

in No Sew on 17/04/13

This post is for all you non-sewers.  And anyone who has a baby in their life..

Find fabric scraps and in a short afternoon you can create this fun wipes case.  Make one to match your diaper bag or make one for a new “Mom” friend.

Materials Needed:

  • Fabric – this is a great project for scrap fabric. Requires 2 pieces approx 10″ x 8″
  • Trim – 3/8″
  • Small piece of ribbon, bias tape – approx 2″ long
  • Craft foam – “Creatology Fun Foam” works great
  • Empty wipes case
  • Sharpie / pen for tracing
  • Tracing paper
  • Glue gun
  • Spray adhesive
  • Cardboard

Note — Spray the adhesive in a WELL ventilated area.  Do not spray the glue on your beloved cutting mat!!

Step 1 – Prep your foam.  Place tracing paper on top of your wipes case.  Move inwards 1/8″ and trace/follow the outside edge. This is the pattern for your foam. Place on the foam, pin and cut 2 pieces.

Step 2 – Adhere the foam to wipes case.  Be careful where you use the adhesive spray – spray in a well ventilated area and on a cardboard/disposable surface.  Spray the wipes case and stick the foam down. Gently press until it is firmly held down.  Repeat for the other side.

Step 3 –  Spray the foam on the wipes case and your fabric.  Lay the fabric on the wipes case top and press.  Gently press/pull the air bubbles out.  Work fast.  If you have a light fabric, make sure your hands are CLEAN.

Step 4 – Trim down your fabric.  The fabric should be glued down around the wipes case sides.  Carefully trim to the wipes case  edge. Use OLD scissors. The glue may ruin a good pair of scissors.   Stay away from your sewing scissors!

Step 5 – Cut a small piece of  bias tape, ribbon, etc and glue it down. You will fold this around the trim and cover the raw edges [beggining and ending edges of the 3/8″ trim].  Glue the trim around the edge of the wipes case.  This should cover the raw edges of the fabric.

Step 6 – Repeat and glue the trim around the bottom edge.  Finish by wrapping the double fold binding around the raw edges and glue.

Voila!!  Now you have a great wipes case to show off.

Have a great day.

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Comments

  1. Trish says

    06/03/2013 at 9:58 am

    I absolutely love this! I would love one. Where can I buy it?!

    Reply
    • Haberdashery Fun says

      06/05/2013 at 11:09 am

      Thanks! I am working on getting these available in my Etsy shop. Stay tuned, I am also doing a Father’s Day contest with this and another item..

      Reply
  2. Holly says

    06/06/2013 at 8:58 pm

    Cute!!!

    Reply

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