Just made this and I love it. Used 1/4+" x 1-1/2" velcro for closure and sewed it in before sides. 5" x 9" cut size is a little large so I used 1/2" seams (trimmed) and made a 1-1/2" flap. My large chapstick roll is 3/4" thick and 2-3/4" long....fits perfectly. Finished measurement is 2" wide by 3-3/4" tall with flap closed. Thank you for the pattern - nice video!
great scrap buster, and gift idea. Can also store a USB inside. Tip if using a KAM Snap Table Press (the big ones) may want to add snap before final sewing. Thank you for another easy fun project with easy to follow instructions. You are the best!
what kind of iron do you have? Does it automatically shut off when you set it face down? I'm in the market for a new iron and yours seems like it might be worth the extra money.
Just darling! I love your sewing videos for small projects. I'm thinking.. hum.m.m what else can I put in this or make it for? Love those snaps. I've seen them used for paper projects also so I HAVE to get me some! Thanks again for sharing.
Perfect for chapstick, lipstick, usb sticks, gum, mints/lifesavers, etc. Also, easily adjust the size to accomodate hand sanitizer, change, hair ties, etc.
@@LorrieNunemaker Great idea for USB sticks! I'm always carrying them in my purse and they always get lost! Great idea for change too, as no room in my little wallet for change. Thank you!
I was wondering....could you do a video on an Essential Oil Roller Ball cozy? Maybe to hold 2 roller balls? I would definitely love to make one for my Roller Balls! Thank you so much!!!
I LOVE THIS PATTERN!!!! It was the 1st thing I made with my NEW sewing machine! People are asking me to make more for them. Thanks for all you do to keep us inspired!
Thank you for this video. I agree. I prefer a fold over closure. Hmm. I wonder how this would do -- a little longer -- for a pen. I want to make thank you gifts for 14 nurses and this might be better than candy. Everyone needs a pen and how handy if on key chain or their name tags?
I just made 5 of these little guys! Love 'em! So quick and easy. I have several more to make as soon as I get more lobster clasps. I did increase size 2" x 2" to 2" x 2 1/4" for just a bit longer piece for clasp. Not too much difference, just enough. I appreciate your step by step presentations and "down to earth" style. Thank you very much from Minnesota. :-)
Hi great video again!!! Love them!!! I couldn't help but notcide your iron and I was wondering the make / model. I love that it pops up after use so the table doesn't get super hot!
im new to sewing machine sewing( at 57) to my Mother & GrandMother's chagrin ( both have pasted)... & you are very informativve and easy to follow THANK YOU I look forward to trying some of your projects to make things for my grand kids and AMAZE my Daughter and Daughter in Law!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for this pattern. I adjusted this pattern to be a bit smaller. This pattern can easily fit 2 chapsticks. I changed it to 4x9. And I started from the bottom corner all the way up and around the flap to the bottom of the opposite side corner avoiding stitching the bottom of this cozy. Just right for 1 chapstick. Thank you again.
I just invested in an entry-level sewing machine to make all the fab projects in Cricut design space. I made some doggie bandanas, and this chapstick holder was my very first "professional" project! It turned out great! You instructions were great for THIS beginning sewer! Thank you! I'm not so afraid of the machine now!
Good tutorial. I made this little holster for my balm to take with me on vacation. Worked out just fine as it hung on my backpack. Instead of the snap, I used sew on Velcro just for the ease of closing the flap over a round object. You’re very clear and I like your style and presentation. I subscribed.
Just an FYI. When turning corners, while fumbling around (lol) if you fold one corner on the seam and hold it there, then fold the other corner on the seam as your turning, creates a nice sharp corner!
Another great one! Thanks Lorrie! I had intended to make lip balm for friends and family as part of Christmas gifts, but didn't get to it. And for client gifts (real estate)...I think I'll do it now as a Winter or maybe Valentine's idea with these pouches! Thanks again for great instructions!
After ironing on the interfacing or stitch witchery, do you have any tips or products you use to clean the "glue" off the iron? I would love a suggestion. I have a difficult time getting it clean.
J. Ann Miner I typically don’t get heat n bond on the iron. I’d try a water/baking soda mix and/or a magic eraser. If you notice in the video I put the adhesive side down so that doesn’t happen
Hi. The link you have above for the Design Space file for this project doesn't work. It takes me to the main page on Design Space and not to the project. Do you have another link? Thank you.
Just a little suggestion. IF you have left over bias tape, you can use that for the tab as well. I'm a scrap saver. I always have leftovers of rick rack, bias tape ribbon. I feel guilt for tossing it out. I swear it speaks and says "some day you'll need me." What gets me is the darn scrap are right. Lol I Love this idea. Even great for lip gloss, lip stick, to carry a few dollars or even cough drops. My scrap material n bias tape thank you. Lol
@@renfairegoddess My mom taught me at a young age to cut off zippers and buttons from our well loved clothes. All the fabric was cut up into 6 to 7 inch squares for washing windows, cleaning floors or whatever you needed rags for. (Before the paper towel era.) My mom made the best pot holders ever made. Insides were made from old terry cloth towels. Outer layer was from pretty fabric from worn out clothes. No heat would touch your hands with those pot holders. It's nice to know others still recyle things. I still do the buttons and zippers. Rags? Just a few.
I love this!! I have watched 3 vidoes tonight and just subscribed! When I click on the cricut link to download, it just takes me to the projects page on the app. How can I fix this or what am I doing wrong?
Just made this and I love it. Used 1/4+" x 1-1/2" velcro for closure and sewed it in before sides. 5" x 9" cut size is a little large so I used 1/2" seams (trimmed) and made a 1-1/2" flap. My large chapstick roll is 3/4" thick and 2-3/4" long....fits perfectly. Finished measurement is 2" wide by 3-3/4" tall with flap closed. Thank you for the pattern - nice video!
Love this pattern. Maybe now my son won't lose his chapstick!
Also, love your bone folder. Mine doesn't have those curves on the end
great scrap buster, and gift idea. Can also store a USB inside. Tip if using a KAM Snap Table Press (the big ones) may want to add snap before final sewing. Thank you for another easy fun project with easy to follow instructions. You are the best!
This is definitely going on my project list. Zooming the camera in closer would be nice.
Super cute as always Lorrie! Thanks for keeping us full of ideas for creating!
I really like your teaching methods!! Thank you.
Great little project that is very useful. Thanks for sharing.
what kind of iron do you have? Does it automatically shut off when you set it face down?
I'm in the market for a new iron and yours seems like it might be worth the extra money.
Very nice
I love this!!
So cute! I’ve never used ‘cam-snaps’ but I noticed they come in different sizes. What size do you use for this size project? Thanks for sharing!
Sew cute!!
Hi Lori, do you have a video on how to download your files into Design Space using an IPad?
Actually putting the snaps in before sewing is so much easiest
Just darling! I love your sewing videos for small projects. I'm thinking.. hum.m.m what else can I put in this or make it for? Love those snaps. I've seen them used for paper projects also so I HAVE to get me some! Thanks again for sharing.
Perfect for chapstick, lipstick, usb sticks, gum, mints/lifesavers, etc. Also, easily adjust the size to accomodate hand sanitizer, change, hair ties, etc.
@@LorrieNunemaker Great idea for USB sticks! I'm always carrying them in my purse and they always get lost! Great idea for change too, as no room in my little wallet for change. Thank you!
This is perfect! I love that it has a fold over top. No lost chapstick or tops. You could also adjust the size for lipstick. Thanks Lorrie!
I was wondering....could you do a video on an Essential Oil Roller Ball cozy? Maybe to hold 2 roller balls? I would definitely love to make one for my Roller Balls!
Thank you so much!!!
I LOVE THIS PATTERN!!!! It was the 1st thing I made with my NEW sewing machine! People are asking me to make more for them. Thanks for all you do to keep us inspired!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE UR IRON!!!
Thank you for this video. I agree. I prefer a fold over closure.
Hmm. I wonder how this would do -- a little longer -- for a pen. I want to make thank you gifts for 14 nurses and this might be better than candy. Everyone needs a pen and how handy if on key chain or their name tags?
So funny. I made exactly as you showed for chapstick and also made matching tissue case.
will it fit a regular lipstick ?
How do I get this file to an iPad?
🥰🦋🌈🦋🥰
I just made 5 of these little guys! Love 'em! So quick and easy. I have several more to make as soon as I get more lobster clasps. I did increase size 2" x 2" to 2" x 2 1/4" for just a bit longer piece for clasp. Not too much difference, just enough. I appreciate your step by step presentations and "down to earth" style. Thank you very much from Minnesota. :-)
Hi great video again!!! Love them!!! I couldn't help but notcide your iron and I was wondering the make / model. I love that it pops up after use so the table doesn't get super hot!
Oliso Auto Lift Iron. I love mine!!
You are a really great teacher on all your projects. Have you shown how you made your ironing pad? If so I need to check it out.
omg so perfectly cute and easy, i will follow this tut to make one but for my memory backup i got for xmas yey! thanks and happy new year! hugs Angie
Great little thank you gift for your hairdresser, children's teacher or even favorite grocery clerk. 💜🌞🌵
Can anyone
Hi Lorrie, just want to say you give such great tutorials, love learning from you! your AWESOME! Thank you so much.
im new to sewing machine sewing( at 57) to my Mother & GrandMother's chagrin ( both have pasted)... & you are very informativve and easy to follow THANK YOU I look forward to trying some of your projects to make things for my grand kids and AMAZE my Daughter and Daughter in Law!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for this pattern. I adjusted this pattern to be a bit smaller. This pattern can easily fit 2 chapsticks. I changed it to 4x9. And I started from the bottom corner all the way up and around the flap to the bottom of the opposite side corner avoiding stitching the bottom of this cozy. Just right for 1 chapstick. Thank you again.
I just invested in an entry-level sewing machine to make all the fab projects in Cricut design space. I made some doggie bandanas, and this chapstick holder was my very first "professional" project! It turned out great! You instructions were great for THIS beginning sewer! Thank you! I'm not so afraid of the machine now!
Good tutorial. I made this little holster for my balm to take with me on vacation. Worked out just fine as it hung on my backpack. Instead of the snap, I used sew on Velcro just for the ease of closing the flap over a round object. You’re very clear and I like your style and presentation. I subscribed.
do you have a problem with your kam snaps breaking? lately it seems like I break more then I actually get installed.
Just an FYI. When turning corners, while fumbling around (lol) if you fold one corner on the seam and hold it there, then fold the other corner on the seam as your turning, creates a nice sharp corner!
Love the size. Could even fit a small bottle of hand sanitizer :) bless it be
Do you have tutorial to make a hand sanitizer cozy? Would love to learn how to make one.
I Love it especially because im a beginner...thank you so much Lorrie what an inspiration you are!
How’d you make your sewing table?
I love them I am going to have to make some of them Hugs Bonnie
Thank you Lorrie they sre so cute great stocking stuffers.
I am trying to save the file to design space but it is not allowing me to do this? Help please.
Love your pressing mat. Did you make it? Love your videos!
would it be best to cut the interfacing a tad smaller to keep out of the seam?
Another great one! Thanks Lorrie! I had intended to make lip balm for friends and family as part of Christmas gifts, but didn't get to it. And for client gifts (real estate)...I think I'll do it now as a Winter or maybe Valentine's idea with these pouches! Thanks again for great instructions!
#CRICUTLOVE These are my favorite. Perfect little project to make for the craft fairs! I love this video!!
Love them, making lots for my granddaughter
These would make fantastic gifts!
Thank you so much for this video .
Really cute idea! Thanks for the video! I might actually be able to make something simple like this. :)
So cute
Lorrie where did you get that cute iron mat?
Great video tutorial, thank you so much!
After ironing on the interfacing or stitch witchery, do you have any tips or products you use to clean the "glue" off the iron? I would love a suggestion. I have a difficult time getting it clean.
J. Ann Miner I typically don’t get heat n bond on the iron. I’d try a water/baking soda mix and/or a magic eraser. If you notice in the video I put the adhesive side down so that doesn’t happen
can i use a zipper end to make tab?
Iove this. Will make for sure
Great instructions!
Where do I find the sizes
This is so awesome!!!! Love them! So very clever!
#Cricutlove
Terrific little project!
#CRICUTLOVE
Love this tutorial
Thank you so much!!!!
Hi. The link you have above for the Design Space file for this project doesn't work. It takes me to the main page on Design Space and not to the project. Do you have another link? Thank you.
Mrs Mrs it’s a bug in design space. Click the back button once design space opens and it will work
Mrs Mrs a
Just a little suggestion. IF you have left over bias tape, you can use that for the tab as well. I'm a scrap saver. I always have leftovers of rick rack, bias tape ribbon. I feel guilt for tossing it out. I swear it speaks and says "some day you'll need me." What gets me is the darn scrap are right. Lol
I Love this idea. Even great for lip gloss, lip stick, to carry a few dollars or even cough drops. My scrap material n bias tape thank you. Lol
I also save my zipper off cuts for this purpose.
@@renfairegoddess My mom taught me at a young age to cut off zippers and buttons from our well loved clothes. All the fabric was cut up into 6 to 7 inch squares for washing windows, cleaning floors or whatever you needed rags for. (Before the paper towel era.) My mom made the best pot holders ever made. Insides were made from old terry cloth towels. Outer layer was from pretty fabric from worn out clothes. No heat would touch your hands with those pot holders.
It's nice to know others still recyle things. I still do the buttons and zippers. Rags? Just a few.
do you have printable instructions if I don't use cricut maker
Laura Martin follow the video. I don’t use the cricut in the video
ok thanks will do, i thought since had my printer out,could save time.. lol
I love these, gotta make😊
Lorrie will you have some on etsy?
Didnt know she had an esty shop. I need to find that
I may, but not right away
I love this!! I have watched 3 vidoes tonight and just subscribed! When I click on the cricut link to download, it just takes me to the projects page on the app. How can I fix this or what am I doing wrong?