Monday, 26 September 2011

Camera Case from Repurposed Fabric




At the weekend, I made this carry case for my camera using fabric from a load of fabric samples I had found thrown out in the street one day. It looks quite nice. Unfortunately though the fabric had seemed to be the right size when I measured it at the beginning, it was just too small by the time I'd finished making the case (this is the downside of repurposing materials, sometimes you are restricted by the existing dimensions of the materials!) Luckily I have other fabric I can use to make a camera case and Crafty Green Boyfriend assures me he can use this one. (And apologies for the rather poor photo!)

10 comments:

RG said...

I believe we could use a couple of nice table napkins with that maerial!!!

Crafty Green Poet said...

Hi Rabbit's Guy, yes the fabric would make really nice table napkins, but the samples are too small I think....

Martin said...

It's great to see things being 'repurposed' this way.

The Weaver of Grass said...

Well done you. Any recycling is pleasing isn't it.

bunnits said...

Looks neat. Great that you found those samples thrown out. Just think of all the uses...

Lucy said...

Good idea though...

Carol Steel said...

How lovely that Crafty Green Boyfriend can use the newly created case. Good for you for the imagination to think of this!

Bill said...

by the Seine
my camera pointed
at the moon

EG CameraGirl said...

Oh, too bad it turned out too small for your camera! I'm glad you found another use for it though and can make another one for yourself.

Deb G said...

That's a great idea! I really should make one for myself, my camera is really getting beaten up.