"But personally I think everyone should have a valid passport."
-Deb Pfeifer, Cruising with Confidence: How to be a First Time Cruiser without Looking like One, Second Edition
I'm not sure why it took us so long to finally get a passport, but I'm glad we did. At this point I couldn't ever imagine going back to not having one. I want to be able to pick up and go anywhere in the world anytime I want. Not that I do that, but I want the option.
So for those who do have a passport - or those who don't (go get one, now!) - here are a couple quick and easy projects for them.
For this passport cover sewing project you will need:
Looking for other passport and vaccine covers? Check out our other projects?
-Deb Pfeifer, Cruising with Confidence: How to be a First Time Cruiser without Looking like One, Second Edition
I'm not sure why it took us so long to finally get a passport, but I'm glad we did. At this point I couldn't ever imagine going back to not having one. I want to be able to pick up and go anywhere in the world anytime I want. Not that I do that, but I want the option.
- main fabric
- lining fabric
- fusible fleece
- Iron
- Rotary cutter
- Cutting ruler
- Cutting mat
- Sewing machine
- Matching thread
- Passport
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Or just watch the tutorial for this homemade fabric passport cover sewing project right here:
Need a family passport wallet instead? Check out the passport holder with spots for six passports!