How Do You Sew A Shoe Organizer?
Proper shoe storage is an issue in almost every closet. Heaps of heels and boots on the floor make finding the right shoe difficult, and the mess is unsightly. Crouching down to fish that pump out from under the bed is a pain. Even stacks of shoe boxes can be difficult to keep tidy. Unless you have ample shoe shelving in your closet, and few do, consider a custom over-the-door shoe organizer with pockets specifically sized for your shoes. Calculate the amount of fabric needed. Using the door as a guide, find the finished size of the organizer. For example, a standard interior door at 30 inches x 78 inches can accommodate an organizer approximately 21 inches x 65 inches. Adding 2 inches all around for seams, the raw size for the body of the organizer would be 23 inches x 67 inches. Approximately the same amount of fabric will be needed for the pockets for a total of 46 inches x 67 inches. Determine pocket size and amounts. A custom shoe organizer allows you to create pockets that fit th
