Organizer on the back of a car seat: master class

Send

It’s convenient to put useful little things in such an organizer, and you can put a tablet in a transparent pocket.

Such an organizer is worn on the back of the front seat in the car. It is convenient to put books, magazines, a snack in it, and a tablet in your transparent pocket to watch something on the road. At the bottom, you can make holes with eyelets to attach the organizer to the bottom of the chair with an elastic cord with hooks.

Bag organizer for shoes: master class

You will need:

- fabric for the organizer;

- mesh for the bottom pocket;

- flexible transparent plastic for the lower pocket;

- non-adhesive non-woven;

- 2 large eyelets;

- scissors;

- clamps;

- ruler and crayon or pencil for fabric;

- sewing machine and thread;

- iron and ironing board.

Car Travel Pillows: Master Class

Step 1

Decide what size organizer you need. It consists of a base to which 2 pockets are sewn. The width of the base and pockets is the same, the length of the base should be slightly larger so that the pockets are convenient to use. You can take the dimensions given here, or adjust.

Details:

- for each pocket: 1 piece of fabric 28x33 cm, 1 piece of mesh or vinyl 22x33 cm, 1 strip for processing the pocket 5x33 cm;

- for the basics: a piece of fabric 53x33 cm and the same part made of non-woven fabric;

- for the valve from below, a piece of fabric 10x33 cm, a piece of non-woven fabric 4x30.5 cm;

- for the upper loop 1 piece of fabric 10x40 cm.

Allowances are accounted for. Cut out the details.

Step 2

Prepare both strips for the top edges of the pockets. To do this, fold them as a slanting inlay (see photo) and iron.

Step 3

Strip the top edges of both pockets with stripes, as shown in the photo: surround the edge with stitching and sew.

Step 4

Put the plastic part of the pocket on the fabric part of the pocket so that the front side of both parts looks up, combine the lower and side edges and grind on 3 sides (side and bottom), departing from the edge of 0.5 cm.

Step 5

Now you need to connect the two pocket blocks. Place them one on top of the other as they will be located in the organizer (first photo), then fold them, aligning the upper edge of the lower block with the lower edge of the upper block, and fasten with clamps (second photo). Lay the stitch back 0.7 cm from the edge.

Step 6

Fold the bottom valve part along in half, face inward, and secure with pins. Sew the stitches by stitching the short sides.

Turn out, iron the seams and put the part made of non-woven in half folded in half. Lay the line below, fixing the non-woven fabric.

Mark the installation locations of the eyelets and install them.

Step 7

Sew the valve to the bottom of the bottom pocket in the center, as shown in the photo. Stand back from the edge of 0.5 cm.

Step 8

Fold the part for the loop in half along the side inward and lay the stitch along the long side. Turn out a detail and iron.

Attach the loop detail to the upper edge of the pocket design as shown in the photo and stitch it.

Step 9

Connect the base parts and the part to the pockets.Put the part of the base made of non-woven fabric, on it - the part of the base made of fabric face up, on it - the part with the pockets turned upside down, fasten with clamps and sew along the perimeter, leaving one short side open for turning out.