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A Blog dedicated to Vintage Sewing Patterns, Sewing Techniques, and The History of Style. The Pattern Patter Team on Etsy is a Group of Professional Vintage and Newer Pattern Shops.
Useful for storing all kinds of things besides shoes!
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ReplyDeletethis is a great pattern. As Catherine said, it can hold all sorts of items. I used one when I taught school to hold various things - one for paper clips, tape, dry erase markers, etc.
Great Teacher input! Maybe a reward in each pouch for kids!
DeleteI just found this after searching Google for a pattern. I have a TON of fabric lying around and wanted to make use of my supply before purchasing one of these for my classroom. Plus, I can adapt the pattern to fit the space I have!
DeleteTeachers in my building are using these as a turn-in place for cell-phones (students can see their phones for their peace of mind, but can't access them while you're teaching) and for holding class sets of calculators!
This will be a very useful pattern!
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern, great for craft room and even a little girl who has American Girl Doll outfits and accessories to stash in the pockets.
ReplyDeleteAll of those little doll accessories! Or - in the sewing room to hold notions.
DeleteI think this might be my next project!
ReplyDeleteI need all the storage I can get!
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! This could be adorable in different fabrics and would make some nice gifts, too. Thanks & have a super day!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne from craftgossip.com for sharing my Free Pattern with your readers!
ReplyDeleteI've used a clear shoe organizer for years to hold all the small packet~ type items in the kitchen for years.
ReplyDeleteAlso I used one in my daughter's bedroom door for all her Barbie`s and clothes. As she grew out of the Barbie stage, I put it behind the bathroom door for all the bathroom items that my daughter used as a teen. It's still in that bathroom but I now use it for bath hand towels, washcloths, extra bathroom items, hairbrush, even a cool hairdryer.. Also if you place a hard plastic glass in the pockets you can place hair items, bobbie pins, etc. and it's very easy to get your items out.
Great Tip!
DeleteThis is so cool. I literally was just thinking yesterday of making one of these and wanted to find a pattern. Thanks! Perfect timing for me...(0:
ReplyDeleteGreat! I'll be posting another pattern soon!
DeleteYay! Free patterns are the best!
DeleteGreat idea - thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFabulous fun for Oma's playroom! Not only would it be great for storing odds and ends; but it would make a great mailbox for notes and special treats for your loved ones.
ReplyDeleteI use one over my downstairs closet door to hold mittens gloves hats etc. Works well. you can see the item. worked really well when my kids were little
ReplyDeleteI still have one on the wall behind my sons' bedroom door. It holds cameras, IPods, game console chargers & Controllers, and cords for everything!
DeleteWe use a hanging shoe bag when we travel....hang it on the bathroom door and put all your toiletries (I made it with mesh so I could see the contents, but you could probably embroider labels too). Hotels are notorious for not having enough counter space so this is very handy.....and when you're ready to go home, we just fold it up and put it in the suitcase (after we ziplock anything that could potentially spill). My daughters are leaving for college soon and so I was looking for a pattern or some new ideas to make them ones...dorm rooms don't exactly have extra space! I'll be putting a long pocket, lined with the heat proof fabric (can't recall the name right now, but they use it for ironing boards) to put their curling iron into. When I made mine years ago, I made the pockets different sizes based on what I needed to put in them.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great tip! I will definitely use it next time I travel!
DeleteThere are lots of different sizes on the market that are fit for just about any quantity of shoes.
ReplyDeleteamazing! I recently found out that after all I look for shoe storage ideas that fit to my room, here I have found a shoe storage is perfect, thank you This article is very useful for me :)
ReplyDeleteHi, I would really like the free pattern. The file doesn't seem to be available. Could you please share the same? Thanks in advance
ReplyDeleteHow might I find the pattern. The download link doesn't work.
ReplyDeleteI too, am having trouble getting the pattern. Help please! :-)
ReplyDeleteCan't get the pattern!!!
ReplyDeleteThe pattern does not seem to be available. If someone has the pattern, could you direct us to it or send it? THANKS!
ReplyDeletei too couldn't find the pattern.
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