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Some tech cords deserve their very own case!
I am in LOVE with my magnetic wireless phone charger but I will admit, it’s a bit to travel or be on the go with. Between the charging puck, the cord and the plug, it’s a lot.
When I was going on an overnight trip I decided I wanted a case that was dedicated to just this magnetic wireless phone charger. I didn’t want it getting mixed up and tangled in the other chargers. I wanted it to be easy to grab and go. So this pattern was born!

Watch the video tutorial below and learn how to whip up a case in about 15 minutes using sold or non-directional fabric. Use hook and loop tape (the most common brand name for that product is Velcro®) or Kam Snaps® to close.
In my Etsy shop I have a pattern that includes the basic case and 2 more styles:
1) Use solid or non-directional fabric and add a lobster clasp for your convenience.
2) How to use directional fabric and have everything in the correct direction and nothing being overlapped by the flap. With or without a lobster clasp.
Shortcuts to Specific Topics
00:56 Supplies
02:58 Press fabric ends to back
04:48 How to fuse interfacing with the HTVront Auto Heat Press 2
06:10 Get free heat press guide
06:32 Cut curve for the case flap
07:01 Clip fabrics together
08:08 Sew fabrics together
08:34 Reduce stitch length for curves
09:59 Use pinking shears to clip curves
10:46 How to clip curves without pinking shears
11:12 Turn right side out
11:38 Press flat
12:40 Sew bottom and add hook tape
13:20 How to pull up the bobbin thread
14:25 Fold to make the pocket
15:06 Topstitch around case
16:20 Sew on loop tape
17:08 Tips to sew and sell
17:29 How to use the bag
18:05 Great gift idea for tweens and teens
18:27 3 Magnetic Phone Charging Case Styles

MATERIALS
(2) 5″ x 14 1/2″ pieces of fabric
(1) 5″ x 14 1/4″ interfacing (any weight – use what you have!)
(1) Closure:
• (1) set of Kam Snaps® plastic snaps or
• 2″ strip of Hook and Loop tape
Phone Charger Cases are Perfect for:
– Travel and overnight bags
– Purses and tote bags
– Keeping charging cords organized
– Useful handmade gifts
– Students and teachers
– Sew and Sell
– Fat quarters and smaller fabric cuts
– Beginner and confident-beginner sewing projects
– Anyone tired of tangled charging cords

After feedback from customers and YouTube viewers I am including both measure & cut directions as well as printable templates to my patterns whenever possible. That way you can sew the way you prefer!
Want to bundle this with other things?
A new charger (it’s always nice to have more than one)
This blog post has 7 easy sewing projects you can hook onto anything – great to pair with the phone charger case if you add a lobster clasp.
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