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Tired of the same boring pencilcase, but too cheap to buy a funky, new pencilcase at expensive stationery stores? You could always make your own with some scrap fabric!
Well, that's what I did anyway. :D This pencilcase is double ended because I was inspired by the Typo pencilcases. Also, it's a little bit different, and I like to be unique O.o
This instructable requires you to have a basic knowledge of how to sew. I did this completely by hand, but that's only because I don't have a sewing machine. It still only took half a day (sew a couple of hours XD)
Well, that's what I did anyway. :D This pencilcase is double ended because I was inspired by the Typo pencilcases. Also, it's a little bit different, and I like to be unique O.o
This instructable requires you to have a basic knowledge of how to sew. I did this completely by hand, but that's only because I don't have a sewing machine. It still only took half a day (sew a couple of hours XD)
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2 x 20cm zippers
40cm x 23cm fabric (outer fabric)
40cm x 23cm fabric (lining fabric)
And basic sewing equip, like needle, thread, pins and fabric scissors :)
2 x 20cm zippers
40cm x 23cm fabric (outer fabric)
40cm x 23cm fabric (lining fabric)
And basic sewing equip, like needle, thread, pins and fabric scissors :)
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