If you have a somewhat consistent situation when using your headphones (e.g., on a desk with your computer or at a studio), try building a habit of always storing them in the same position and facing the same way.

Sew the two layers with the right sides together using a ¼" seam allowance, leaving a turning gap on one of the long edges. Step 4 - Trim the seam allowanceAnd last but not least, the free pattern includes the round template too. These turned out to be the best with the tiny cables - they help keep those little electronic accessories organized in my drawer. Keep your earbuds tangle-free, too! Try not to coil your headphones’ cord too tightly. It will cause it to bend out of its natural range of motion – leading to tension build-up and wiring breakage. Be mindful of your headphones usage

After reading this guide, you should know how to straighten your headphones’ cord and keep them safe from nasty twists buildups. The next time you put your headphones on, just remember that the slightest movements can lead to a twisted mess. Turning them anywhere between 0-360° is enough to set off the twisting effect on the cords, especially if it happens all the time. TIP: Fusible interfacing has a rough (bumpy side with glue, and a smooth side). Use your fingertips to determine which side is which. STEP 4: Layer and pin fabrics

Flexible cable wrap

You'll sew them the same way as the ones above, the only difference is the design – a circular form: Turn right sides out and top stitch around the edge. This will sew the opening closed. Step 6 - Add snaps or hook-and-loop tape