The Smart Pocket is Available!!!

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I am so excited to share the Smart Pocket Pattern! I really love how versatile this pattern is. It is only $9.95 and only available in my Etsy Shop. This pattern has 20 colorful pages, 18 steps, full size templates for everything including the armband, 62 pictures and clear instructions on how you can make your own Smart Pocket. This makes a great gift for a friend or family member who wants to carry their Smart Device wherever they go. If you like to make handmade gifts this pattern is a must have!

As soon as I made one for myself, I had 4 people in my family ask for one and 2 from work!

Purchasing the Smart Pocket Pattern also gives you the right to make these for your online shop, the only stipulation is you have to state in the description, “The Smart Pocket is a Sew Spoiled design.”

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This is all you need.

Materials:

Materials for all 3 parts:

Fabric A -1 Fat Quarter or .25 of a yard.

Fabric B -1 Fat Quarter or .25 of a yard.

Interfacing- Lightweight fusible1 Fat Quarter or .25 of a yard.

Remnant of Extra Firm double sided fusible

1.5” rectangle slide-I found a supplier here!

7” multipurpose zipper

Sew On Velcro

Optional: Heavy Duty Snap Kit (tutorial)

Key Fob Hardware

It takes approximately 1.5 hours to make!

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Enjoy!

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