Don't you hate it when your glasses get scratched?
Well, I know I do. I recently scratched a pair of very expensive and very elegant sunglasses that were given to me by a loved one. I feel terrible but they just must have rubbed against something while they were in my bag. Sadly, all I can do now if stop things from getting worse and prepare better next time.
Without a glasses case, your glasses can get scratched or damaged when they just float around in your bag. Also, I often don't have enough room to carry those big and bulky hard cases so a soft fabric glasses case is exactly what I need.
We have one project for making a flex frame glasses case on our site which I'll copy below. Unfortunately, I don't have the time right now to wait for the squeeze frame to arrive from our friends at 3Dan. Their shipping is quick and reliable, but I just don't have time given the damage that's already happened. So I had a look around at what other glasses case sewing patterns I could find online. As usual, I'd like to share this huge list of eyeglass case tutorials with you.
Glasses case sewing patterns are a great first project
We recently published a roundup of pillowcase patterns and pillow cover designs and in the introduction, I mentioned that pillowcases make a great first sewing project. Another category of beginner sewing projects that is very popular is glasses cases.
These projects require very little fabric and the end product makes a fantastic gift for yourself or someone else.. Even if someone doesn't wear reading glasses, they almost certainly have sunglasses, so everyone can use a glasses case.
Flex frame glasses case
Below is one of our own projects which you might want to check out for making a neat flex frame glasses case.
Hover over the picture to show the title, click to open, or right-click and open in a new tab to keep this page open too. And don’t forget to pin so everyone can enjoy!
I had a terry cloth pot holder that I just folded in half and sewed up the 2 sides. Voila! Glasses case and lens “cleaner” as well!
Christine
This is terrific!!!! I lost my original glasses case and now I can make many replacements. Thank you”
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I had a terry cloth pot holder that I just folded in half and sewed up the 2 sides. Voila! Glasses case and lens “cleaner” as well!
This is terrific!!!! I lost my original glasses case and now I can make many replacements. Thank you”