We're all adults here. I stopped for a second before posting this tutorial and thought "What if that upsets people?"
Then, I promptly did what I usually do when that happens and there's no real valid reason to be mad and did it anyway. If for any reason reading a blog about making a padded pouch for your smoking device offends you, the X in the upper corner is for you.
I have to say, I was FLOORED that I could not find one single good padded glass case tutorial online.... for my tobacco pipe of course ;)
Anyway, I decided to post mine because there should be one. Also, I figure this tutorial will be good for ANY glass object you need to make a pouch for. So, for whatever you need to protect from your clumsy self... I have a tutorial for you! I did this for specific measurements of the piece with 2 inches to all sides added for "in case I screw up" purposes.
I would also like to apologize PROFUSELY for the poor quality of my pictures on this blog. I was on a roll and spaced on checking to make sure my photos didn't look like I handed a dog a camera and I didn't realize until a week or so later. I tried my best to make them look presentable with my photo shop phone app but it's the best I could do. I also may or may not have been using the thing I was making a pouch for [8] /shrug klutzz happens :P I tried to make them pretty with backgrounds and stickers!!
Materials:
2 - 8" x 6" rectangles outside fabric
2 - 8" x 6" rectangles liner fabric
4 - 9" x 7" rectangles of quilt batting
Zipper
I had this pretty blue and grey suede fabric left over from a larp costume that's very soft. I did blue for the outside and grey for the lining.





So, next time, I'll show you the decorative stitching I did on my case and finish it off. Feel free to comment with questioins as I know the pictures suck. Next on I make I may do a better tutorial on this. Like, comment, love it, hate it, let me know :) I love talking.
See you next Tuesday, and have a fucking fantastic week!
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