Auto Litter Bucket (Now with tute)

[OnePrettyThing]

This is fantastic! I'm totally going to make one of these. I'll also be linking to it in the Daily DIY.

[violet_thistle]

Thanks OnePrettyThing! Great site you have there!

[Marinka]

I made one



You can't see the real colour on the Pic, it's more like this:


And some details:




Thanks for the idea

[like_cairo]

Oh Lord. I'd agree with everyone else and say I need to make one of these too, but that's not true. I need to make, like, ten.

For one car.

Very nicely done!

[Moek]

i feel a bit silly cause i made one but i don't have a car... hehe.

i just made it to put stuff in (mainly garbage while i'm sewing, like scrap fabric, thread, paper...) so mine isn't heavy duty at all.



thanks for the tute, and one day... when i decide to take driving lessons again, i'm gonna make one for my car!

[asl1429]

Your litter bag looks great!  I made one similar a few months ago, but I like yours WAY better.  Looks like I know how I am going to spend the rest of my evening!

[goatchoker]

OMG I need this! I should take a picture of my car to show you how bad I REALLY need one of these lmfao. My car is always full of empty cigarette packs and empty Red Bull cans. This is awesome!

[creativequiet]

I can't wait to make one of these!  My car gets so messy with 2 kids, this is perfect!

[Crafty_M]

This is great i think we all need one for the car.

Thank you ever so much for sharing a tut

[jennique]

This is great, I've had this bookmarked for absolute ages. I think this should have been blogged as one of Craftster's suggested DIY christmas gifts because I completely forgot about this project and it would have been a great christmas gift.

Anyways I have a car now so I am going to make one today. First I just wanted to note that the formula the author is talking about is just a simple math formula to find circumfrence. Should be pretty easy:

C= Pi x Diameter

So the diameter of your circle (the length across the middle of the circle), if you are using a 9 inch pie plate would be 9 and Pi can be entered in your calc. as 3.14 (if you dont have the pi key). So you would cut a piece of fabric approximately 28 inches long plus seam allowances.

So in case you wanted to go for a bigger or a smaller circle you can find the length of fabric you need.