You’ll Need:
-four 3” x 8.5” pieces fabric, mix and match how you please
-one 2.5” strip velcro
-one 4” strip velcro
-buttons or anything else you’d like to embellish with
The way I’m going to show you how to make this seems a little different. You are welcome to adjust theother tutorial for the money cuff to use velcro, but the velcro might just be a little difficult to sew in that way. That is why I chose the way I did for this version—to accommodate the velcro closure. **Just be sure to really cut and sew exactly, as it will definitely help with the final steps and outcome in this tutorial.**
Take two pieces fabric and place right sides together. Do the same with the other two pieces.
Sew around the edges with a 1/4” seam, leaving an opening at one end for turning. Clip corners and turn.
Iron, tucking the openings in, then sew the velcro to the top center of both pieces.
Flip over and sew the velcro onto the same end of each piece.
Place together, matching the velcro and sides, top and bottom, as evenly as possible (this is where the cutting and sewing as exact as possible really matters).
Topstitch closely around the edges, leaving the top portion with the velcro un-sewn. This is where the openings you left for turning get sewn shut.
Reinforce the sides of the velcro opening so it doesn’t rip when opened over and over.
Sew some buttons or other embellishments on, if desired.
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