How to Make a Keychain Ear Bud Pouch

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One of my kitchen cupboards does not stay closed. I spent a year closing the cabinet, leaving the kitchen and sitting down in the dining room only to hear it squeak open before I finally did something about it and put a piece of tape on the front of it. Itā€™s a little annoying to have to peel back the tape to open the cupboard but believe me, itā€™s way less irritating than the squeaking sound I dealt with before.

We all have squeaky cupboards in our livesā€¦ things that exasperate us on a daily basis but that we just learn to live with, like leaky faucets, ice trays that make extracting the ice a nearly impossible feat or tangled headphones.

Iā€™m the queen of saying, ā€œJust a second,ā€ when someone calls me as I dig through my purse to find my headphones. Then when at last Iā€™ve uncovered them, I spend a minute or two trying to untangle them. Iā€™ve often wondered how it is possible for them to get so tangled while theyā€™re just sitting in my purse. Last week I stopped trying to figure it out and decided to do something about it! I created this headphone pouch to not only keep my ear buds from twisting into a jumbled mess but also so that I always know where they are.

In the few days since Iā€™ve started using the pouch, I relished in the thought that I always know exactly where my headphones are when I get a phone call or head out on my morning walk. Iā€™ll be honest, itā€™s a little annoying to have to put them back when Iā€™m done with them but way less infuriating than not knowing where they are. So, if lost and tangled ear buds are on your ā€œsqueaky cupboardā€ list, then take some time and create this keychain ear bud pouch.

Head over to Bernina’s We All Sew blog for the full tutorial including the downloadable template.

-Nicole S.

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7 Comments

  1. Thanks for the tutorial. I know several people who will get this for Christmas.

    Try a little piece of stick on Velcro on the cabinet. I’ve had to do that on several cabinets.

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