Sewing Patterns For Fabric Wall Organizers And Pockets With Different Sizes

If you're tired of losing your mail and want a convenient way to keep it organized, then you're in luck! We've found a fantastic DiY project that will allow you to sew a fabric mail organizer and mount it on your wall. Not only is this project easy to perform, but it's also a great way to showcase your sewing skills.

How to sew a fabric mail organizer for the wall

Before you get started on this project, you will need to gather a few materials:

1 yard of your favorite fabric
Coordinating thread
3 small hooks
1 large wooden dowel
4 wooden beads
Needle
Scissors

Here are the steps:

Cut out two 30-inch pieces of fabric, and one 12-inch piece.
Place the two 30-inch pieces of fabric, right sides facing each other, and sew them together at one end. Once sewn together, this will form a large pocket.
Turn the pocket right side out and press it.
Take the 12-inch piece of fabric, fold it in half (right sides facing each other), and sew along the long edge.
Turn the piece right side out and press it.
Sew the smaller pocket onto one of the 30-inch fabric edges. Make sure the pocket is centered.
Sew the two ends together, forming the top of the organizer.
Using a needle and coordinating thread, sew the three hooks in a row on the center of the organizer's top.
Thread the large dowel and beads through the top hem of the organizer.
You're done! Mount the organizer onto your wall using the hooks and enjoy a newly organized space.

Tips & Tricks

Here are some helpful tips and tricks to keep in mind while you're making your new mail organizer:

Choose a fabric that complements your room. This will make your organizer look like it belongs in your space.
If you'd like to make a larger or smaller organizer, adjust the size of the fabric accordingly.
If you're new to sewing, take your time and read the instructions carefully. This project is beginner-friendly, so don't hesitate to give it a try!

We hope you enjoy making this DiY project and have fun organizing your mail. Good luck!