I keep a few of these around - I always have one in my purse so I can take my glasses off if it's raining and I'm running from the car to a store, until I started wearing glasses all the time I didn't realize what a pain it is to get raindrops on them! I also keep a case in the car. How and where would you use these?
I love the simplicity of this and you explain things so well. Could you give the details of the batting you initially used, mentioned at the beginning of the video. I would like to make a thinner one for my first attempt.
Thanks for this video. Is the foam at the bottom (which becomes the base of the case) sewn together, or does it just come to the bottom and stay open? When you sewed around the whole case with a quarter inch seam I couldn't tell if you intentionally avoided sewing the foam together or if you purposely sewed under it. Thank you again!
The foam has a fusible adhesive on one side to adhere it to the fabric. I did purposely avoid it when sewing the seams because it is too bulky when you get 2 layers into the seam. The only place I actually sew it is when I edgestitch around the top / opening once it's turned right side out. Hope that helps!
Can you add a pocket...my granddaughter uses them for reading only and has them on a lanyard around her neck i though of putting a pocket to hide the lanyard when not it use
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I keep a few of these around - I always have one in my purse so I can take my glasses off if it's raining and I'm running from the car to a store, until I started wearing glasses all the time I didn't realize what a pain it is to get raindrops on them! I also keep a case in the car. How and where would you use these?
how would i attach a neck cord or strap?
@@katnip63 to the case? I would put two little loops of ribbon so they would come out of the top and then attach a strap with small hooks. Great idea!
Thank you! Finally a simple one I can make! Thanks so much !
You are very welcome! I try to find the easiest way to sew things and share it
Thank you so very much ..complete novice here. Your tuturial was brilliant. I've made 3 cases ❤ for my friends for Christmas 🎄
They will love them I'm sure! 🤓
Thank you! This tutorial was easy to follow and happy with the results 😊
Great to hear! 🥰
Thank you for your time showing how to made the eyeglass.l just finish making it, very happy with the result.😊
I'm so glad - thanks for letting me know! 🤓
I love the simplicity of this and you explain things so well. Could you give the details of the batting you initially used, mentioned at the beginning of the video. I would like to make a thinner one for my first attempt.
I just used a scrap of cotton batting I had left over from a quilt - you can use any kind you like.
Thanks for this video. Is the foam at the bottom (which becomes the base of the case) sewn together, or does it just come to the bottom and stay open? When you sewed around the whole case with a quarter inch seam I couldn't tell if you intentionally avoided sewing the foam together or if you purposely sewed under it. Thank you again!
The foam has a fusible adhesive on one side to adhere it to the fabric. I did purposely avoid it when sewing the seams because it is too bulky when you get 2 layers into the seam. The only place I actually sew it is when I edgestitch around the top / opening once it's turned right side out. Hope that helps!
Thank you
You are very welcome! 😎
Can you add a pocket...my granddaughter uses them for reading only and has them on a lanyard around her neck i though of putting a pocket to hide the lanyard when not it use
Muito bom trabalho, obrigado por compartilhar. São Paulo/Brasil.
You are very welcome! Hello to Brazil from Oregon!
Which is thinner batting or foam
Batting is thinner 👍🏻