I have seen a lot of these little car roll ups around in blogland, so I had to try one. They are really easy and perfect for church!! I first saw the idea here.
1) I took two different fabrics and cut them both 14x14 inches
2) Then on the inner piece, I sewed a figure 8 (cut out of black felt) onto it
3) I then made the pocket by folding a piece of fabric 6x14 inches in half and then sewing it on. I then sewed lines to make the pockets, each about 2 1/4 inches apart
4) Once that was done, I put the two fabrics together (fronts facing each other)
5) I put the ribbon inside the two (don't put it on the outside, made that mistake!) and then sewed all along the edges, leaving a small hole at the top corner.
6) I then pulled the fabrics from the inside through the hole, to make it now right side out
7) I then sewed up the hole at the top corner and filled it with little cars
8) Roll it up and tie it together and it's prefect for travel!
Here's another one that I made with the same basic plan, just with different dimensions and using velcro instead of ribbon
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Now why didn't I have that when my kids were younger. That would be perfect for church or anywhere you have to wait or in the car. I love it.
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They turned out so cute!!! I love both of them :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute, Kaysi! Much better than having them use the armrests of the pews as a ski slope for their cars, haha! I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute set you made! I love both of them, and they could easily be themed towards so many things!
ReplyDeleteThis project is actually on my TO DO list for this week. Love your version, especially the velcro one since I think it would make it easier for my two year old.
ReplyDeletewhat a smart idea! This kind of reminds me of those little beanie baby beds that my mom's friends would sew for us to let our beanie babies sleep in. Remember those? Too funny, haven't thought about those things in years!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome and fun idea! I love both of them and the pattern theme is endless!
ReplyDeleteHi There!, I would like to put your party on my Link Directory, if you will also link to my mine. Let me know if you are interested. Thanks, Rory
ReplyDeleteGreat roll up! Love the "race track".
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with What are little boys made of?
You did a great job on these!! Thanks for linking @Creative Itch's "Sew Cute Tuesday"!
ReplyDeleteVery cute... I made these for christmas last year for my nephews... they loved them! Your turned out fabulous! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that fabric you used. Perfect. The figure 8 track is cute too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at My Backyard Eden!
Thanks for inspiring me this week on my Tot Tuesdays link up party! I hope you’ll stop by again this week.
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Have a great week and Happy (Early) Mother’s Day!
Hi kaysi!
ReplyDeleteStopping over from Tatertots and Jello party. I have not commented on this project yet-but there is baby boy on the way, so I need to start thinking along these lines. Cute project!
-Mama E
Super cute!!!
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I already posted, but I wanted to let you know that I featured this in this week's Talented Tuesday post! I love the project!
ReplyDeleteThese are on my list too...I need to get one done before my son is really into cars (you know, like, Tomorrow!).
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking at Lucky Star Lane!
What a great idea. How do you keep the vroom vrooms down though? Thanks for sharing with Made it Monday! Jules
ReplyDeleteI see these everywhere! I need to make one too! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
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Where have I been??? I've seen these for crayons but not cars. That is so cute! My son would love this!
ReplyDelete☺ Celeste
I've never seen one of these for cars. Great idea!
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