Here is a quick and easy way to make a storage sleeve for a curling iron. I went to the dollar store and bought a pot holder mitt. Then I cut open the thumb side so I could lay it out to embroider my design, (Embroidery Library for the design and lettering from my machine). With the mitt turned inside out I pinned it using my curling iron to determine the size, stitched it up along that line, turned it right side out and there it was! It even has a little loop to hang it up. I am going to make these for very inexpensive Christmas gifts and add names to them.
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158685How clever!!!! I have made them out of reg. potholders with one side in the silver fabric. Ripped the loop open, and put velrco on it. Used the loop to wrap around the part you push open to curl hair. I really like your idea. Thanks for your time and talent, grannieannie
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38135Great idea! I need to make one for me. You did a great job.
6187Thank you all for the nice comments on my project. Teresa
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by queenofhearts
30 Sep 2010
Oops didn't mean to hit the submit button three times, computer has a mind of it's own.
22593Thank you all for the nice comments on my project. Teresa
22593Thank you all for the nice comments on my project. Teresa
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119790What a great idea. My daughter travels a lot this would be great for her. Thanks for the great details.
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360551my goodness - what a special gift item - I know lots of girls that would love to have a personalize curling iron caddy. Great idea!
211079thank you so much. lots of sisters & nieces that need a gift for Christmas!!
17727Wow, how clever and simple is that. I don't know how some of you come up with the neatest of ideas. Thank you
7494Clever, clever. I like the fact that you left the loop on in case someone wants to hang it up on a small hook. Thanks for explaining and posting. *4U
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