I have recently had to start wearing glasses. The cases sometimes take up a lot of room . . . or they do not close and so out fall the glasses into whatever bag I am carrying. Consequently, I set out to solve this problem by designing a glasses case. I love it. This little felted bag has a kisslock frame to keep the glasses where you put them. And it is simple enough that you can fancy it up in any way your heart desires: decorate with flowers, bling it up with sparkle rivets, put one of our benevolent alien skulls right in the middle for a one-of-a-kind statement.
Now that I have carried my glasses around in these cases for a while, I am realizing how great the case is for pencils, my favorite fountain pen, the every day pens I use in multiple colors. A friend says it's perfect for her epi pen. She has a special pocket in her purse for easy access.
A great gift for glasses-wearing friends, or those who only wear cool shades, for the school-going person who wants to carry pens and pencils in something other than those not so great looking pouches you find at the office supply store. Have fun with these: pink for readers, blue for shades, red for pencils and pens . . .
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Requires knowledge of knitting, purling, decreasing, knitting in the round on circular needles, a 3-needle bind off, and some hand sewing during the finishing process.
Finished Dimensions
3 1/2" (8.75cm) wide across the top
3 1/2" (8.75cm) wide across the bottom
8 1/2" (21.25cm) tall from bottom to top of frame
20 sts and 28 rounds = 4" (10cm) in stockinette stitch
70 yds (64m) worsted-weight, feltable yarn
2 Size 8 (5mm) 16" (40cm) circular needles for bag
Stitch markers to mark bag center sides, 1 in a different color to mark round beginning
Fabric glue (clear drying)
Thin gauge sewing or beading needle for hand-beading
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
1 Noni hardware kit:
1 Classic Purse frame with no loops
1 Noni label
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