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patsyann_gw

padded fabric box for storing glasseware

patsyann
15 years ago

I would like to sew some padded, compartmentized boxes for storing glasseware in my trailer cupboard while travelling.I do not want them to be rigid, so that I can just fold them easily when not needed. Any ideas on how I can sew these or any patterns available?

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