Fat Quarter Crayon Roll Tutorial

My good friend Shonda asked me to write a Crayon Roll tutorial for her.
These are very popular right now and so I know there are tutorial all over the Internet.
So why not throw my version out there too?!

Using 2 fat quarters you can make 2 crayon rolls.
Of course if you only wanted to make one you could just use 1 fat quarter but then you wouldn't have the fun different fabrics.
Besides these are so easy why not make 2....one to keep and one to give away....or one for the church bag and one for the purse!

(I used Moda, Fandango by Kate Spain)

photo disclaimer, these photos were taken on a sunny/rainy/sunny/rainy day. The lighting kept changing.....subsequently the colors may change from photo to photo.

Supplies:

2 fat quarters quilting weight cotton fabric.

2 6"x 17" pieces of craft fleece

2 buttons

2 4" pieces of elastic cording (or 2 hair elastics)

Coordinating thread

fabric marker

sewing machine

iron

ruler

needle

 You should have drawn 15 lines.

IMPORTANT!!! When you sew over the elastic backstitch over the elastic 5 or six times. Make sure that elastic is going to stay tight!

After turning and poking out the corners,  lightly spray the stitching lines with water to make them disappear and then iron the entire crayon roll well.

You're done!

Add your crayons (16 or 32 each pocket can hold one or two small or one large crayon) 

Feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions.

This tutorial is for private use only.

Thank you.

If you don't want to make your own there are a few in the shop.