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Step 9It's easy - you're done

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treat yourself to a tasty beverage, it doesn't matter if you spill, it's rubber.

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3 comments

Nov 4, 2008. 10:49 PM

kenhfisher (author) says:

You can also buy one from me at http://www.crankcreative.com if you don't feel like investing the time.

Nov 1, 2011. 5:49 AM

ElusiveGreen says:

There are also the ones offered by http://alchemygoods.com, who had actually hosted a contest on instructables some time back. Pardon for interrupting.

Nov 15, 2009. 2:18 PMcvkasdan says:

Very nice work, and I always love it when a man isn't afraid to show off his sewing skills! I'm off to make a "bag" of sorts out of tubing as I cannot find any suitable purses. Thanks for the tips on the using a walking foot and high tension!

Mar 30, 2009. 9:42 AMfortunateson09 says:

Mine didn't turn out quite as well as this but I put that down to my (very) basic sewing machine skillz. I still plan on using it though... Love the idea and nice clear instructable. Now for that well earned beverage...