Homemade Tool Roll-Up

My husband bought two large sets of combination wrenches — one standard and one metric. But he had no way to store them that would keep them accessible and orderly. We looked around on the internet for tool roll-ups. They weren’t expensive — about $10 to $15 each. He would have needed 4 or 5 of them. But the largest and the smallest of his wrenches would never have fit in those commercial roll-ups.

I told him I could probably make him some tool roll-ups that would fit all his tools and save us some money. I don’t think he believed me at first, but now he does! (Reading this through, my husband just told me that he tells me things like this to challenge me.) I practiced some different methods on thrift store canvas before I bought the heavy duty duck cloth that I used in the end. Each roll-up, including fabric and notions, ended up costing me about $7. So not only did we save money, but we custom fit all his tools.

Learn how to make the Homemade Tool Roll-Up…

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The top folds over the tools and then it all rolls up, with a buckle to secure it.

Comments

  1. Michelle says:

    You are one awesome woman!
    I bet your husband is just thrilled!
    Thank you about the bag. I am thrilled as well.
    Michelle

  2. hopeful says:

    A lady around the corner from me has this same thing, except she keeps her knitting needles in it, and it’s quilted. I think it’s a great idea! (Both our tools and my knitting needles are just in drawers waiting for me to do some beautiful organizing project for them.)

  3. Robin says:

    How totally cool! :mrgreen:

  4. writeathome says:

    Well done, Wardeh! What husband wouldn’t be proud to have a nice tool wrap like this one?

  5. Gramma says:

    These are so nice, Wardeh. I am very impressed — and I miss you and your lovely ways. God is good, and we thank Him for you, Jeff, and our precious HNM!!!

    Have a great day.

  6. Wardeh says:

    Thank you, all! :D You’re really sweet.

  7. Lucy says:

    What a lovely idea, Wardeh. I would love to make something similar for my hubby. Any chance of a tutorial? Or is that really cheeky?

    Thank you, Lucy. If you click the link in the post above, it will take you to T2CHK and to my detailed instructions, very much a tutorial with pictures. If you need any help, just let me know! I especially am interested to know if I made any errors in the instructions. ;) Love, Wardeh

  8. Kate says:

    Wardeh,
    This is a very cool design. I have searched for a product like this and yours is the best by far. We’ll see if I’m brave enough to try it :) Otherwise, let me know when you add these to your shop!
    Thanks, Kate

    Kate, hello! I can’t add a tool roll-up to my shop because it is custom made to fit a certain group of tools. I would be happy to make one for you. Just email me to discuss it. wardeh@suchtreasures.com. If you do give it a try, let me know if I can help! Love, Wardeh

  9. Sylvia says:

    Hey Wardeh! :)
    I’ve been catching up at your blog today. What wonderful projects you’ve been into and tasty sounding recipes!

  10. appliejuice says:

    Wonderful job, Wardeh. I know your husband is pleased with it.

    Reminds me of a crochet hook holder. :D

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