Pencil case with magnetic closure
Upcycling project with fabric remnants
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My rather large pencil case has been an annoyance in my briefcase for quite some time.
When I had some fabric left from shortening a pair of jeans, I decided to sew a slim pencil case featuring a minimalist magnetic closure.
I call it the “Samurai case”.
For the magnetic closure, I simply sewed two small neodymium discs type S-06-02-N
into the belt.
Those can move freely inside the belt.
The adhesive force of the magnets is enough to hold the thick fabric together and hold the belt around the case.
Thanks to the magnetic closure, I didn’t have to worry about including a zipper in the case design.
As a result, this sewing project takes very little time and is great for beginners.
All I needed was a sewing machine and an iron (useful for the thicker jeans fabric).
Note from the supermagnete team:
To make sure the magnets don’t shift inside the ribbon, secure them with seams. For those who want to wash their hand-sewn case without any worries, we recommend our sew-in magnets. They are protected by a PVC cover and therefore won’t rust.
To make sure the magnets don’t shift inside the ribbon, secure them with seams. For those who want to wash their hand-sewn case without any worries, we recommend our sew-in magnets. They are protected by a PVC cover and therefore won’t rust.
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