Cut (2) pieces of Fabric 8.5'' x 16.5"
(I used 1 patterned and 1 plain)


Iron
Fold Fabric 1/3 of the way to create a little Pocket.
Iron

Then go around entire rectangle with a 1/4'' seam (top stitch) just to finish it off nice.

I just use a piece of masking tape and sew vertically along that line. Then move the masking tape to my next seam and sew another line.
You could get a fabric marker and draw perfect lines to sew on exactly 1'' a part.
But the masking tape is faster for us lazy, non-technical sewers!

That's it.
Put your crayons in their individual little pockets.
1 comment:
The crayon roll idea is so simple -I love it!!! Jane
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