We call them "ditty bags" in theater. Make 2 pockets so the microphone goes in 1 and any jewelry assigned goes in the other. Plus a great beginning sewing project to assess skill sets.
I use empty gallon milk bottles to hold my clothespins. I slice it through where the handle meets to body of the jug, and then draw an opening on the opposite corner, as a guide when I cut it out. (I've found cutting freehand is not a good idea.)
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We call them "ditty bags" in theater. Make 2 pockets so the microphone goes in 1 and any jewelry assigned goes in the other. Plus a great beginning sewing project to assess skill sets.
I've been making those for as long as I can remember.
I forgot that I had posted a clothespin bag pattern before:
https://littlegreybungalow.blogspot.com/2008/05/sewing-sunbonnets-and-clothespin-bag.html
I use empty gallon milk bottles to hold my clothespins. I slice it through where the handle meets to body of the jug, and then draw an opening on the opposite corner, as a guide when I cut it out. (I've found cutting freehand is not a good idea.)
https://thisendoftheswamp.com/2017/11/02/as-bad-as-people/
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