Diy Cutlery Roll

Step four cutlery pouches.

Diy cutlery roll.

The pattern used here is a business sized mailing envelope 4 1 4 x 9 1 2 inches long 10 5 x 24cm. It s easy to make requiring only basic sewing skills and it s machine washable. Use the twill tape to tie it closed. You only need one tea towel but it will hold a complete cutlery setting for 12.

A cutlery roll is useful to have for toting cutlery to a picnic conference or for work lunches. You can adjust the size for your cutlery but remember to leave a seam allowance. Add utensils then fold the top over and roll the wrap shut. I use this holder for my outdoor cutlery.

Make the smaller rectangle at least an inch 2 5cm longer than the longest item you wish to carry. Flip over and pin edges in place. We found our fork needed 3cm our spoon 3 5 reusable straw 2cm and knife 3cm. This tea towel cutlery roll sewing pattern shows you how to make a quick and easy holder for your cutlery.

Road test your cutlery pouch spacing with the cutlery you intend to use in the pouch. Do it yourself magazine. I am selling these in my starter kits for plastic free and zero waste living sold out and it was my sister who made these and the bag for the kits i know there are plenty of people who are handy with a sewing machine or a needle and thread and would be interested in making these rather than purchasing one. A tutorial on how to make these cute cutlery wraps for your handbag.

Oct 28 2019 explore pauline harding s board sew diy fork spoon cutlery holders pouches rolls for picnics and lunchboxes on pinterest. Tea towel cutlery roll. Complete with reusable cutlery straw and napkin they will help you to avoid single use. The wrap is ready to use.

A handy way to store and carry your cutlery especially for picnic and camping sets. See more ideas about cutlery holder sewing projects diy sewing. The project is very straightforward and is made using a tea towel choose one with pretty patterns and simple sewing items. My talented sister is sharing a step by step guide to making your own cutlery wraps.

Made from a standard tea towel it s a quick and easy project that will keep all your items stored in one place. First fold up the bottom flap of the rectangle until the fold is 2cm from the strap. It s a quick and easy way to get dinner set up on the deck or to eliminate plastic cutlery for picnics. It s also a neat gift idea for others who enjoy picnics and homemade lunches at work.