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Pattern: Sew a felt mobile phone charging pouch

03.10.2017 by Sabine Schmidt

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Sewing a phone charging pouch: Even beginners can sew my ultra-cute phone charging pouch in no time! The colorful charging stations tell stories of dragons, princesses, and unicorns. ;)

We're sewing a felt phone charging pouch

Sewing a phone charging pouch Need a quick gift? A felt phone charging pouch is quick to sew - and you can use it to tell wonderfully little stories! Unicorns, dragons, and princesses frolic on my phone charging stations! A phone charging station like this is a cool thing: The phone is well protected from bumps and moisture and can look cool while hanging out. And charge at the same time. Perfect. When I sew phone charging pouches like this, I think of a motif or a little story beforehand that the pouch is supposed to tell. I mean: You usually park these pouches at home near the socket - if you don't leave them plugged in all the time. It can certainly look a bit funny and colorful, right? You don't wear pajamas in gray flannel with a crease either. ;) With felt, I make sure to get a good quality, otherwise it quickly looks limp and cheap. Really great felt* I found (unfortunately only after all the phone charging pouches were sewn) at Stoffe.de. But I already ordered it as a precaution for the next series of charging pouches. The colors are quite a bit nicer than the ones I used in the tutorial. Somehow more unicorn-like. ;) I included a cutting template for the rainbow background in the sewing pattern. Of course, you can decorate, vary, arrange the rainbow differently, or replace it with your own sewing ideas. By the way, this phone charging pouch is also a great first sewing project for children! They are sewn so quickly that they are also suitable as an original stocking filler for a St. Nicholas party - or to give your colleagues a Christmas present (and affordable, but you don't have to emphasize that ;) ).

Sewing a phone charging pouch - materials needed

For the back

For the pouch part

For the rainbow

Also

  • Fixing spray*
  • Decoration (for example unicorns, felt balls*, clouds, stars, or fairy tale characters)
  • possibly Fabric glue*
  • Curtain eyelet* 4 cm diameter for the socket holder
  • Fabric clips* (I take the ones with the narrow mouth, because they fix precisely)
  • the free pattern for our phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch

Instructions: Sewing a phone charging pouch

  • Cut out one pattern piece each for the back and the pouch part
  • If you want to sew a felt rainbow, cut out the rainbow pieces with approx. 2 mm seam allowance all around, as suggested in the pattern

Sewing a phone charging pouch
  • Spray the front of the pouch part with fixing spray and arrange the rainbow pieces slightly overlapping
Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch

Sewing a phone charging pouch
  • Sew the pouch part all around with 2 - 3 millimeters from the edge
  • I do this from the left side, because I can then orient myself at the edge of the pattern piece

Sewing a phone charging pouch
  • Now you can straighten the cut edge, trim the protruding parts, and topstitch the individual rainbow elements as you like.

Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch
  • Now add the decoration (important! ;) )

Sewing a phone charging pouch
  • Smaller decoration parts that I cannot sew, I usually glue with fabric glue*. It works perfectly.
  • By the way, I found the great unicorns at the local craft store!

Sewing a phone charging pouch
  • There! Almost done!
  • Now the pouch part and the back are clipped together with fabric clips and sewn together with a close seam

Sewing a phone charging pouch

For this job, my narrow fabric clips* are perfect!
Sewing a phone charging pouch
I sew in the first seam again, because I like it that way best
Sewing a phone charging pouch
  • If you like, you can sew around the whole pouch once
  • Now clip in the curtain eyelet:
  • For this, you place the two eyelet parts over and under the hole for the hanger and press them firmly together.
  • Done! :)

Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch

Sewing a phone charging pouch
Sewing a phone charging pouch

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Happy simple sewing, your Sabine
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Step-by-step instructions

Sew a felt phone charging pouch

A small felt pouch that hangs on the plug socket so your phone is stored neatly while it charges. A quick beginner project made from wool felt.

  1. Step

    Transfer the pattern to felt

    Print out the sewing pattern and transfer the outlines onto the felt. You need one pocket piece and a hanging strip with a slit at the top for the plug.

  2. Step

    Cut the felt pieces

    Cut out all pieces neatly. Felt does not fray, so you do not need to add seam allowance.

    Cut the slit for the plug with sharp scissors or a craft knife.

  3. Step

    Fold the pocket and close the side seams

    Fold the pocket piece so that the hanging tab sticks out at the top. Pin the side edges.

    Edgestitch the side edges (approx. 3 mm). Contrasting thread makes the pocket especially decorative.

  4. Step

    Hang it on the socket and fill it

    Push the plug of the charging cable through the slit in the hanging tab. Plug it into the socket and the pocket now hangs securely from it.

    Put your phone in the pocket while it charges. Done!

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Sabine

I come from Siegen-Wittgenstein, where I spent my childhood breaking in cows, jumping off haystacks and scraping a D- in needlework class.

Today, being creative feels like indescribable happiness to me – and it grows even more when I can share it with others. Since 2016 I have been celebrating my passion for sewing on this blog, and I love that sewing connects so many people.