Workshop · WS-026

Flat-opening mending tool roll

Keep capped scissors, a seam ripper and other small mending tools separated at a worktable.

Editorial construction draft. Original digital diagrams; no physical build or load certification. Read dimensions, fit and use limits before making changes. US customary dimensions control; metric values are references.

Before marking and cutting

Use limits

Materials and cuts

PartQtySize to cutMaterial
A Backing120 × 14 in
508 × 355.6 mm
Prewashed firm washable cotton; measure after drying. Cut blank before seams or fitting.
B Pocket strip120 × 7 in
508 × 177.8 mm
Prewashed firm washable cotton; measure after drying. Cut blank before seams or fitting.
C Ties23/4 × 18 in
19.05 × 457.2 mm
Cotton tape. Cut blank before seams or fitting.

Hardware and consumables

Tools

Assembly

WS-026 dimensioned assembly
  1. Keep scissors and seam rippers in their separate edge/point caps. This roll organizes protected tools and does not provide puncture resistance.
  2. Cut A 20 × 14 in and B 20 × 7 in after prewashing. Mark the fabric grain parallel to the 20 in side.
  3. Double-turn all A edges by 1/2 in and stitch, reducing the finished backing to 18 × 12 in.
  4. Double-turn B’s upper edge by 1/2 in and stitch. Turn its other edges inward 1/2 in twice; the finished pocket panel is 18 × 5 in.
  5. Place B on A with finished bottom and side edges aligned. Sew its sides and bottom 1/8 in from the folds.
  6. Mark dividers at finished X = 4,8,12,15 in and sew from the pocket top to bottom, leaving bays 4,4,4,3,3 in wide.
WS-026 dimensioned parts or elevation
  1. Reinforce every pocket top with a 1/2 in backstitched section. Remove construction pins before fitting tools.
  2. Sew both C ties into a 2 in overlap on A’s right edge at finished Y = 6 in, using box-and-cross stitches.
  3. Place protected tools in separate bays, fold the 7 in upper backing down over them and roll loosely from the left. Tie short ends together.
  4. Unroll on the table and confirm no tool point touched the fabric. Replace any missing individual cap before storing that tool.

Checks

Cleaning and maintenance

Primary context

These sources inform the context and do not endorse the original construction design.