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Home»Sewing patterns»Free beginner sewing patterns»How to make a jewellery roll: free jewellery roll pattern

How to make a jewellery roll: free jewellery roll pattern

  • December 9, 2025
  • Emily Freer

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This cute little jewellery roll is perfect for keeping your favourite necklaces, earrings and bracelets safe and sound – ideal for weekends away.

Make your own stylish jewellery roll with this free DIY jewellery roll pattern from Simply Sewing Magazine. Whether you’re looking for a safe place to keep your favourite accessories when you’re travelling or looking to tidy up your dressing table, this jewellery wrap is the perfect place to store your trinkets.

Read on to learn how to make a jewellery roll…

How to make a jewellery roll: Free jewellery roll pattern

Notes

Use a 1cm (3⁄8in) seam allowance throughout.

You will need:

  • Fabric (two fat quarters)
  • Fleece (iron-on fleece: 10x28cm (4x11in))
  • Plastic poppers
  • Large lobster clasps (x3)
  • Marker (erasable marker pen)

Step 1

Draw around the jewellery roll pattern template and on your outer and lining fabrics. Cut out, leaving a 1cm (3⁄8in) seam allowance.

How to make a jewellery roll step 1

Step 2

Copy the markings for the clasps and poppers from the template to the lining fabric.

How to make a jewellery roll step 2

Step 3

Using the jewellery roll template, cut a piece of iron-on fleece to size but without any seam allowance. Iron it onto the wrong side of the outer fabric.

How to make a jewellery roll step 3

Step 4

Use the template to cut the pocket piece from the lining fabric. Turn the short edges over by 1cm (3⁄8in) to the WS and stitch down to the hem.

Step 5

Sandwich the pocket piece (raw edges facing the lining) between the outer and lining fabrics.

How to make a jewellery roll step 4

Step 6

Pin and sew all the way around the edges using the fleece as a guide. Remember to leave a small gap to turn it through.

How to make a jewellery roll step 4

Step 7

Snip around the corners. This will reduce bulk when turning RS out.

Step 8

Turn it right side out, making sure the pockets are on the lining side. Pin and sew the line which creates the bottom of the pockets.

How to make a jewellery roll step 7

Step 9

Attach or sew the poppers to the inside and outside of the jewellery case.

How to make a jewellery roll step 8

Step 10

Sew the clasps in place to hold your necklace chains and prevent them from getting tangled.

How to make a jewellery roll step 9

Stylish storage for your jewellery

You’ve finished making the jewellery roll pattern! Enjoy using your new jewellery roll to store all of your accessories.

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Emily Freer

Emily Freer

Former Simply Sewing Production Editor Emily loves trying new crafts. Her love of sewing started with making dresses for her nieces, but she quickly learnt that making things for adults who aren’t rapidly outgrowing everything is much easier.

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