Need a quick and easy idea to “wrap” up your gift-giving list? Join us as we show you how to make a cosmetic “wrap” or crayon roll! Using this simple technique, you can make all kinds of “wraps and rolls!” 
Here are some additional photos!
What kinds of projects will you be making with this technique? Let us know here or on our Facebook page!
Have a wonderful week!
-Kim & Kris
PERFECT!! Super Easy Peasy!! Actually Ladies you reminded me that I have been wanting to make a Holder for my Tube Turners…my plastic one is toast!! Soooo….Thanks for the reminder nudge and I will just need to make it taller to handle my Tube Turners!! And Great Gift ideas!! My Creativity is Served Once again!! As Always!
Thank you!! Great project!
Hi, Love the holder! I think I will make a holder for my daughter’s crochet hooks. She will love it – then she will want a brush holder as well. Thank you so much! I always look forward to seeing what you will create!
just one question-what about sewing the opening shut after turning it right side out? Do you hand or machine stitch that? I didn’t notice it mentioned in the video.
Great project for gift giving.
hi ..i absolutely love watching you both …have not tried any of your projects yet but hope do do some for Christmas gifts.especially this one ..:)
Nothing better than a new project for our fabric stash pile. Easy and fun.
Thank you from Florida
This is absolutely an awesome project to do.
Love, Love, Love it! It isn’t often that I’m inspired enough by something I see on the internet to go & make it, but I have made almost EVERY project you girls have made every season! This would be a great gift for my girlfriends, so I will be making them soon. Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh… I saw Gale’s question above and it reminded me…. why not leave the opening where you are going to put the ribbon? That way you can just add a stitched edge all the way around, sewing the ribbon in the opening as you go. I think I will try that…. I may not add the ricrac though, so this will give a different type of finished edge. I also have a friend who likes flannel and country style decor, so I might add a blanket stitch around the edges.
Hi Girls
Always looking forward to watching your show – even here in Denmark
You make some pretty cool stuff, and i love when it is simple thing – just to whip up in a hurry.
THANK YOU lovely ladies…..♥♥♥
Hugs from Lone
In Denmark ;o)
Do you offer a printable PDF for this? Sometimes I write down a materials list and then by the time I get back to it I have forgotten what ya’ll said and the directions. It is adorable!
Really good idea and it would be good for crochet hooks, and maybe a little bit wider cut for knitting needles too. Another great one girls!
Love the ideas!!!
Luv Luv Ga great soticking stuffer
Love it . I have made these in the past , but your simple directions make me want to make another
I’m thinking I will make one for each of my daughters for their crochet hooks
thanks SO much,
lisalynn
gracielynnsbotheredsheep.blogspot.com
My Grandaughteras will love this for their makeup brushes and its QUICK Thanks Ladies
Love this, I can’t wait to start working on mine…thank you ladies you are awesome..
I love these. I am going to make crayon holders for my grand kids. Thanks for the idea and instructions!
These make great paintbrush holders for your painting friends as well. Just measure a paintbrush to make sure you make it tall enough. Great show!!!
Is there a Pdf
for these projects?
Great idea and very easy! I need to make one for my knitting needles!
Hi, I love watching these projects come together! I have ADHD and it is nearly impossible for me to read and comprehend directions and I absolutely CANNOT read a pattern. Literally, the only way I am able to sew and learn new projects is by either seeing a finished project, disecting it and hoping for the best, or with your VERY helpful and step by step instructions! Sewing has enabled me to maintain a sense of self and much needed outlet for creativity. The two of you have inspired me to keep sewing and given me so many new fun ideas and your fun, positive attitudes have made for an ease of watching and a center for my attention.
I love these. I just might make a couple of these.
Can’t wait to make one for my crochet hooks!
great project! my daughter is going to make some for the children she babysits. she’s going to put in a velcro closure since they cannot tie a bow yet. thanks for the inspiration girls!
What do you suggest as the measurements for the crayon holder?
I can see this used for many things. One being for a wedding or shower gift filled with forks, spoons, knives, ect…. I think I may make one for my markers for crafting.
Thanks for the idea.
How much would you sell something like this at a craft show? I love it! Also, do you offer a printable instruction on this?
So stinking cute! Love it, you guys! Thanks!
this would be a great idea for my silver! -your fan down under in sunny Queensland, Australia
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Another cute project!!! Love all your ideas!
another option for the closure……an elastic loop that will fit around your roll. we decided to use that instead of a ribbon tie or even velcro for little ones who cannot tie a bow yet.
another great idea for quick gifts. In designing these one could make them just any size needed for quilting and sewing tools as well as crochet needles and taller ones for knitting needles. Humm may need to make some for mother’s day gifts. thanks again for these great ideas.
I love this idea. I have makeup scattered in several places and I am going to make one for myself to keep track of things. Then I can make them for my sisters and daughters.
Super easy and I made utensils carriers with this!!!
thank you for nice tutorial , am a beginner i will start by doing some of ur projects , wish me luck …Big kiss from EGYPT
Could you please tell me if you have instructions for the “Wraps” Cosmetic or Crayon? Is there a way to download them and print. I would love to have them. I am forgetful and have to read and re-read. Thank you.