Free Crayon Roll Tutorials & Patterns: {Sewing}

Here’s a great project for beginner sewers since crayon rolls are so easy to make (simple sewing is all the skill you need). The idea is similar for each of the projects below but they feature their own design twist (fabric and finishing choices, etc.). A couple of these projects have been featured on Tipnut before but included here to make one handy project sheet (I included projects for both wax and pencil crayons). I’ll be adding to this list as I find more goodies, enjoy!

thepleatedpoppy.com

Lined With Flannel: Single row, made with two coordinating fabrics, lined with flannel and features a button and hair elastic closure.

Double Row Roll-up: Made with quilted fabric, two pieces of coordinating fabric, ribbon and binding.

etownhooks.blogspot.com

themodernhive.com

Made From Placemat: Made with a regular size placemat and a piece of ribbon to tie it up with.

10-Minute Roll: Made with mid to heavy weight fabric and edges are finished in a zig-zag stitch or serged. Ties up with attached twill tape.

mypoppet.blogspot.com

yougogirl.typepad.com

Pencil Crayon Roll: Designed to solve the wavy-pencil-roll syndrome and lay flat and tidy.

Fold-up Pouch: Made with two pieces of fabric, coordinating felt and ties up with ribbon. Tutorial available via free pdf download.

nested.typepad.com

allthingsheartandhome.com

With Ric-Rack Edges: Made with three coordinating prints, lightweight fusible interfacing, ric-rack trim and Heat & Bond Vinyl.

Roll-Up: Holds 14 crayons with each pocket a different fabric scrap (in a rainbow of colors), lined with batting and has fabric ties.

janome.com

smallfriendly.com

No-Sew Felt Project: Very easy to make and will hold 24 pencil crayons. Made with wool or wool-blend felt and leather cord. Includes a free pdf pattern download.

Another tutorial is found here: chocolateonmycranium.blogspot.com.