This wrist comfort cuff can easily be made with a few simple materials. It's a great portable item that will give your wrist and forearm a place to rest while working at a desk on your computer.
Active Time30 minutesmins
Total Time30 minutesmins
Course: Sewing
Yield: 1
Author: Patti Estep
Cost: $10
Equipment
Sewing Machine
Scissors
Needle and thread
Materials
Hardware Cloth - I used 1/4 in 23 gauge
Quilting batting - an old towel or sock would probably work too
Duct Tape
Fabric
Instructions
Start by cutting the hardware cloth to size. I chose 4 inches wide by 10 inches long, but you can adjust this to suit your needs
Wrap the sharp edges with duct tape.
Wrap a layer or two of quilt batting all around.
Use more duct tape to cover the edges of the batting.
Sew a sleeve to fit over the piece with fabric leaving one of the short sides open.
Fit the sleeve onto the covered mesh and hand sew the opening closed.
Notes
If you don't sew you can try fabric glue or stitch witchery to make the sleeve for the cuff. Other ideas would be to use a sock or an actual sleeve from a garment and hand stitch the ends. Or maybe you crochet or knit? That would be a great way to cover the cuff.