Sew a Stylish Sunglass Case with HeatnBond Fusible Fleece

[@Thermoweb]

Hi ThermOWeb Fans! We hope you like this tutorial and will give it a try! Please let us know if you do! Find more info on our blog: wp.me/p36PgT-ap6

[@deem1474]

This makes the best rotary cutter case. Perfect gift for a sewer. 👌 Thank you

[@adrianaariza-jones3694]

love , love, love this tutorial, so easy and affordable . It was very helpful for me. Than k you so much !!

[@sandi1263]

Thank you! This is a wonderful idea and I’m going to make two of them....one for my reading glasses and one for my sunglasses.

[@j.m.england6828]

When you made that 4.5" tab, it came out with a bit extra in the center, you pinned it down, just before you put the 23 pieces of fabric together, so what happened with that extra bit of fabric that was in the center of that tab? I was kinda waiting to see what was going to become of it. But I really like the style of this glasses case thanks a bunch, I love it.

[@Thermoweb]

Hello! Great question! The extra bit in the center of the tab that puffs out is still there. It allows the glasses case to have a bit of wiggle room when you insert the glasses into the case but still allowing you to close and secure the top.

[@Teenypetboutique]

Will make a great gift!!! Thanks! Followed

[@JeepinBMAC]

What are the seam allowances?

[@yvonneadrian734]

I'm a quilter so went with 1/4 quarter seam allowance turned out great.

[@Kpopmum62]

Can you use quilting wadding instead of the fusable fleece?

[@Thermoweb]

It would be your decision as to how thick you'd want the case to be. Our HeatnBond or StitchnSew Fleece is a perfect choice for ease and thickness.

[@lynngreen1014]

Awesome thank you!

[@sergecayeux7840]

Could you tell me which brand and model of iron is used in this tutorial?

[@Thermoweb]

Hello! We recommend the Oliso Pro Iron! And that is what iron is being used for this project as well!

[@mariegallagher398]

I cannot locate the Cricut cut file on your website.

[@Thermoweb]

Hello! The Cricut cut file is on the designer's web page, sorry for the confusion. I found the site and there is a link toward the bottom where it says "find it here" just above the video. Hope this helps! lorrienunemaker.com/2018/06/08/glasses-case-with-the-cricut-heatnbond/

[@an882]

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