My husband and son are farmers. Last year each received a 36 ounce Yeti as a gift. My son wanted his covered so that it wouldn't get scratched from bouncing around in the tractor. I made the Yeti covers from rip stop nylon and headliner foam-like fabric. I quilted the two fabrics together, serged the side seam, and inset the bottom with the serger. A little casing at the top and some 1/4 inch elastic and the cover is finished. They both like their Yeti cover.
Oh how cool is that! I have never heard of Yeti - other than the abominable snowman type - that cover will be great for protection rattling around in the tractor! xx
Retirement has given me the time to meet new people and enjoy my sewing passion. Most of my sewing, embroidery, and quilting is completed on a Bernina 830.
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Oh how cool is that! I have never heard of Yeti - other than the abominable snowman type - that cover will be great for protection rattling around in the tractor! xx
Genius!!
What a great idea! Rip stop nylon is not so fun to sew with without a serger. You did a great job!
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