Back Seat Organizer Sewing Pattern at Shirley Kristin blog

Back Seat Organizer Sewing Pattern. These two pleats are not quite centered as there are three pockets across the bottom of the caddy. Pin the straps with buckle pieces to the back of the denim base as shown in the picture and stitch. This pocketed organizer is the answer, with customizable pockets and loop, it’s ideal for corralling books, crayons, water bottles, snacks, tablet, wipes and other things to keep youngsters happy. You just finished sewing a car seat. Stitch the top pocket first. Push the needle on the front of your work into the holes, but don't pull it all the way through yet. Looking for a place to keep the kids’ “stuff” and keep the car neat? Pin pocket on sides {stretch the top} and bottom. Add a pocket divider line where you want. Looking for an easy way to keep the kids happy in the back seat on long car journeys?

Push the needle on the front of your work into the holes, but don't pull it all the way through yet. You just finished sewing a car seat. This pocketed organizer is the answer, with customizable pockets and loop, it’s ideal for corralling books, crayons, water bottles, snacks, tablet, wipes and other things to keep youngsters happy. Add a pocket divider line where you want. Pin pocket on sides {stretch the top} and bottom. Pin the straps with buckle pieces to the back of the denim base as shown in the picture and stitch. Stitch the top pocket first. These two pleats are not quite centered as there are three pockets across the bottom of the caddy. Looking for an easy way to keep the kids happy in the back seat on long car journeys? Looking for a place to keep the kids’ “stuff” and keep the car neat?

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Back Seat Organizer Sewing Pattern Push the needle on the front of your work into the holes, but don't pull it all the way through yet. You just finished sewing a car seat. Looking for an easy way to keep the kids happy in the back seat on long car journeys? Push the needle on the front of your work into the holes, but don't pull it all the way through yet. Pin the straps with buckle pieces to the back of the denim base as shown in the picture and stitch. These two pleats are not quite centered as there are three pockets across the bottom of the caddy. Add a pocket divider line where you want. Looking for a place to keep the kids’ “stuff” and keep the car neat? Pin pocket on sides {stretch the top} and bottom. Stitch the top pocket first. This pocketed organizer is the answer, with customizable pockets and loop, it’s ideal for corralling books, crayons, water bottles, snacks, tablet, wipes and other things to keep youngsters happy.