From: http://leafytreetopspot.blogspot.com.es/2013/05/tutorial-diy-cord-keeper-from-fabric.html?m=1
Am I the only one that has a basket full of charging cords? It seems
that everything has it's own charging cord, and all of the cords turn
into a jumbled mess in the basket. I decided that some nice little cord
keepers were in order. All you need is a couple of scraps of fabric,
some medium weight interfacing, about an inch of velcro, and about 20
minutes. These make up really quickly, and are the perfect quick
project to use up the last bits of your favorite fabrics. As a bonus,
they make a perfect gift for anyone and any occasion. I made up a
couple sets of these for Mother's Day, but they'd make great stocking
stuffers as well.
Wouldn't these be so nice to keep your chargers nice and tidy in a bag or suitcase?
Print off the Cord Keeper Template.
Apply medium weight fusible interfacing to the back of one piece of
scrap fabric. Cut one piece of interfaced fabric with the template, and
one without. You will need 2 total pieces of fabric for each cord
keeper. Cut two small 1 inch pieces of velcro.
Place the two fabric pieces with right sides together. Stitch around
the fabric pieces, 1/4" from the raw edges, leaving 2 inches or so open
for turning. Clip the corners close to the stitching line. Notch the
two curved ends of the cord keepers.
Attach the velcro pieces to either end of the cord keeper. One side should go on the front, and one on the back.
Wrap around your cords and chargers to keep things nice and tidy. Who doesn't like a bit of organization?
Some of you have had trouble opening the template. Here are the dimensions: 2 3/4"x 4 3/4". Ends are rounded.
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