Diaper and wipe holder
05-29-2010, 09:36 AM
#31
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i made a couple bibs & used the fabric clue to hold the velco on...worked great & still on after many washings...
just don't leave the velco clasped together when you do that... they need to be apart....
i had to throw out the first bib, cause i glued it together!
just showed it to ddil, she said "great, now that he's finally potty trained someone comes up with just what i needed!"
just don't leave the velco clasped together when you do that... they need to be apart....
i had to throw out the first bib, cause i glued it together!
just showed it to ddil, she said "great, now that he's finally potty trained someone comes up with just what i needed!"
05-29-2010, 11:09 AM
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Hello Janice
Here are 2 pictures of the tissue holder.
Plus a picture of a squirrel looking up at a bird feeder. I call him "Stealer."
Here are 2 pictures of the tissue holder.
Plus a picture of a squirrel looking up at a bird feeder. I call him "Stealer."
Facial Tissue holder with unopened tissue pack
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Facial Tissue holder with "peeking out" tissue
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"Stealer" wants to eat the Bird feed.
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05-29-2010, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Virginia
I have never made a Diaper and Wipe Holder but I do make facial tissue holders. They are made with double fabric with a slit in the middle after sewing and turning. With tissue sell for $1.00 without $.50.
To Make:
Cut a strip of fabric Appx 12 inches long, fold in half lengthwise, close the open end of the strip and one side, turn right side out. You will have a double strip Appx 6 inches long. Ford strip in the middle of the length of the strip, press for a crease, then bring each end of the strip up to the crease. You will need to pin each one so it won't slip. After this process is finished, take zig-zag across the unfinished end. Make sure both end of zig-zag are tied. Turn until zig-zag end is inside the holder. Finished, ready for tissue. If you make several strips while watching TV the night before, you can make many in 2 hours the next day.
Facial Tissue holder with un-opened packet of tissue.
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Tissue Holder with opened packet of tissue.
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"Stealer"
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05-29-2010, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Virginia
Originally Posted by Virginia
I have never made a Diaper and Wipe Holder but I do make facial tissue holders. They are made with double fabric with a slit in the middle after sewing and turning. With tissue sell for $1.00 without $.50.
To Make: Oops! Forgot to tell you the width of the strip. It is 6 inches wide. (1/2 inch allow for seams)
Cut a strip of fabric Appx 12 inches long, fold in half lengthwise, close the open end of the strip and one side, turn right side out. You will have a double strip Appx 6 inches long. Ford strip in the middle of the length of the strip, press for a crease, then bring each end of the strip up to the crease. You will need to pin each one so it won't slip. After this process is finished, take zig-zag across the unfinished end. Make sure both end of zig-zag are tied. Turn until zig-zag end is inside the holder. Finished, ready for tissue. If you make several strips while watching TV the night before, you can make many in 2 hours the next day.
05-30-2010, 03:26 AM
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Originally Posted by janice4
Originally Posted by magnolia
This is very cool. Did you use a pattern to make it? Or design it on your own?
05-30-2010, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted by penski
thats a neat idea !!! i bet those would sell at a craft show
05-30-2010, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by GladGrams
Originally Posted by janice4
Originally Posted by magnolia
This is very cool. Did you use a pattern to make it? Or design it on your own?
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