DIY Fabric Cord Organizer
Image by Stacey Lee Creative via YouTube
Running out of ideas for your fabric scraps? Turn them into DIY fabric cord organizers! I recently came across a video tutorial on Stacey Lee Creative‘s YouTube channel and thought it would be a fantastic gift idea for the upcoming holidays. It’s also the perfect make-ahead stocking stuffer! Making this small sewing project is so easy and fun. You can create one in less than 10 minutes. How fast is that?
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If you are tired of dealing with tangled cords, use these cord organizers. They will keep you from getting stressed! Use them to organize your earphones, headphones, chargers, and cords.
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Easy Fabric Cord Organizer Materials
- 2 pieces of 2 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ pieces of quilting cotton fabric
- 2 pieces of 2″ x 3 “single-sided fusible interfacing
- 1 snap set
- sewing machine
- point turner
- pins
- rotary cutter
- ruler
- mat
How to Make Fabric Cord Organizer
Step 1:
Take the two pieces of quilting fabric and place them right-side down. Take your interfacing pieces and place them on top of the quilting fabric bumpy side down. Make sure they are centered. Press them in place with an iron.
Step 2:
Place the two pieces on top of each other right sides together. Pin them together. Sew around the three sides with a 1/4″ seam allowance, leaving an opening at the end. Cut the corners to remove the bulk. Make sure not to cut the stitches.
Step 3:
Flip it right side out. Take your point-turner to fix the corners. Press it flat.
Step 4:
Come to the opening and fold them inside. Press it flat, then top stitch all the way around to close the opening.
Step 5:
Measure half an inch from the short edge of the fabric and in the center.
Step 6:
Fold the piece in half with the fabric that you’d like to show. Hold it firmly and poke a hole through all the layers. Take one of the caps and pop it on top. Take the bottom piece and place it on the other side. Use your pliers to push it down. Do the same to the other side.
DIY Fabric Cord Organizer
