Learn how to sew a bedside organizer with photos and instructions. The photo here shows it for a kid’s room… but honestly I could use this on my bed! I have my book… iPad… journal… pens. I don’t wear glasses, but I can see a pocket for that too. I’m thinking of making something similar ...

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I don’t know about you, but my nightstand is pretty crowded. There are books and magazines and lotions and a clock and remotes and, and, and! This handy bed caddy allows me to keep my most-used items right at my fingertips, and the top of my nightstand stays tidy. The pockets all have the perfect

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Keep your glasses, remote control, magazine or book organized by your bed with this free sewing pattern for a bed caddy. Finished bed caddy size is 13' x 18'. - #FS00137

I don’t know about you, but my nightstand is pretty crowded. There are books and magazines and lotions and a clock and remotes and, and, and! This handy bed caddy allows me to keep my most-used items right at my fingertips, and the top of my nightstand stays tidy. The pockets all have the perfect

Beach Chaise Organizer - made by re-purposing three hand towels I was shopping last weekend, preparing for summer beach trips. I am not in the market for any more beach gear - I have plenty. But then I saw an organizer for chaise lounges. What a great concept. It's basically a long piece of fabric with pockets to keep your phone, sunscreen, glasses, etc. handy and accessible. I had to admit that I never have seen one at the community pool or beach. I decided I needed one. Beach chair/chaise…

We still have bunk beds in our children's room. They don't have bedside tables to put their things on. They like to read and write. My daughter needs a place to put her eyeglasses away and likes to mark her calendar. My son needs a place to put his bedtime medicine. I have been planning to make this bedside organizer caddy for a long time. In this post, I not only wrote how to sew a bedside organizer step by step with photos, but I also included a pattern below with dimensions to help you…

Tired of the mess on the nightstand? This organizer has a place for all those

Make a bedside organizer and leave your nightstand uncluttered with books and magazines. This bedside pocket organizer is an easy sewing project that offers a stylish solution to an untidy child's bedroom.<br /> <br /> Keep books, a flashlight or even a sippy cup just a reach away. With a flap to keep this organizer securely between your mattress and box spring as well as pockets that can hold a variety of objects, this hanging bedside organizer project is attractive, useful, and discreet…