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Cadoodle (Car & Doodle) Carrier Tutorial

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Last year I was trying to find different ways to keep my little two-year old son busy & quiet during church.  I searched a lot of blogs and etsy shops looking for that one perfect idea!  I stumbled across a couple of car carriers and also bags to carry paper & crayons.  So I decided to get creative a make a two-in-one carrier, THE CADOODLE (car & doodle)!  This is an original name (I have not seen it anywhere), therefore, please make for personal use only - which means no selling/redistribution, entering contests, etc...




Materials Needed:          


1 – 10” x 12.5” Main Fabric


2 - 4.5” x 10” Background Fabric


1 – 4.5” x 10” Black Fabric for Road


1 – 6” x 10” Car Pocket Fabric


1 – 6” x 10” Notepad Pocket


4 - .5” x 1.5” Yellow Felt for Road dividers


2 – 1” Velcro front/back


1 Steno Notepad


24pk Crayola Crayons (8 fit in Cadoodle)


4 Die Cast Cars


Ruler, Rotary Blade & Mat


Sewing Pins


Fabric Marker


Sewing Machine


Thread


Iron & Ironing Board                                                                                 




Seam allowance:  ¼”



Directions:            


Step 1:                       
Cut your fabric with a rotary blade & ruler or you can use scissors.


 
Step 2:           
Take your 6” x 10” Car Pocket Fabric, fold it in half, and press.  Repeat with Notepad &

Crayon Pocket piece.  Line up raw edges to background fabrics and pin in place.  Sew along bottom edges to secure. 



Step 3: 
Center Velcro piece onto car pocket fabric leaving 1 inch from bottom edge.Sew around
edge of Velcro using zigzag stitching.

        

(Special Note:  It works better to use two 1-inch velcro on corner edges.  Place velcro 1-inch from bottom edge and from side edges)

  

Step 4: 
Center opposite Velcro piece onto main fabric leaving 2-5/8” space from bottom edge.

Sew around Velcro edge using zigzag stitching.

(Note:  with using two velcro on side edges, velcro onto main fabric 1” from side edges and 2-5/8” from bottom edge instead.
     

Step 5:           
Sew vertical lines through all the fabric.Be sure to backstitch at the top and bottom.


Car pocket fabric:sewing lines from side are 1”, 3”, 5”, 7” and 9”.



 

Notepad & Crayon fabric:5-5/8” and 7-5/8”



Step 6:           

Pin yellow felt onto black road fabric, spacing dividers evenly onto fabric.Sew around

edges of felt using zigzag stitching.



 



Step 8:           
Right sides together, sew main fabric piece & pocket-road pieces, leaving an opening. 

Turn right side of fabric out, fold opening and press.  Sew opening closed.




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