Handmade ideas for a maternity and child health handbook case: an easy-to-make multi-purpose case
A convenient maternity and child health handbook case that can store the handbook you receive when you become pregnant, as well as the clinic card needed for appointments.
Since it’s something related to your child, many people want to use something they feel attached to.
In this article, we introduce DIY ideas for making your own maternity and child health handbook case.
From compact cases that fit the handbook perfectly, to large-capacity ones and designs with special attention to style, we share a variety of ideas.
There are also easy ideas suitable for beginners, so once you receive your handbook, be sure to give making one a try!
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Handmade ideas for maternity and child health record book cases: easy-to-make multi-case (1–10)
Maternity and Child Health Handbook Case [Perfect Fit for Passbooks Too]
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Here’s an idea for a multi-case that lets you keep your child’s items—such as the maternal and child health handbook, bankbook, personal seal, and clinic cards—organized in one place.
Cards can be inserted vertically, which also helps prevent them from falling out when you take them out.
To make it, first sew the flap fabric to the outer fabric of the main body.
Make a card holder from a separate piece of fabric and sew it onto the lining of the main body, then attach the outer fabric.
Create the divider from another piece of fabric and sew it to the main body, then add snap buttons to the flap to finish.
Despite its compact size, it has excellent storage capacity, making it a very practical case!
A maternity and child health handbook holder made from a clear file

Let’s make a maternity and child health handbook holder using a clear file, like a simple craft project.
First, trim off the excess parts of the clear file so it matches A4 size.
Draw a line down the center, then draw two lines on each side at 5 mm intervals.
Next, add one more line on each side, leaving a 1 cm gap from the previous ones.
Cut out the section between the outermost line and the line next to it, and crease along the remaining lines.
Insert an A4 sheet with a pattern you like inside, then tape around the edges so the paper doesn’t slip out.
Next, punch holes in the rectangular areas where you made the creases, thread a cord through, and attach a pouch with a zipper, then tie it.
Punch a hole in the center as well and thread an elastic band to fasten the holder.
Decorate it cutely with lace or other embellishments, and you’re done!
Multi pouch with zipper pocket

Why not try making a multi-purpose pouch with a zipper pocket? It’s very handy because you can store items you don’t want to lose.
This one also has a 3 cm gusset, which is great for holding slightly bulkier items.
Materials include outer fabric and lining for the body, a zipper, zipper pocket lining, and fabric for card pockets.
Sew these together to make the pouch, attach a plastic snap to fasten the flap to the body, and you’re done.
You’ll need a ruler at some point in the process, so have one ready.
Handmade ideas for maternity and child health record book cases: easy-to-make multi-purpose cases (11–20)
An expanding pouch that can also store pens

If you want to make a soft pouch about 20 cm wide and 16 cm tall, we recommend the “Expandable Pouch That Can Also Hold Pens.” There’s often a lot to fill out at the hospital, right? With your own pen, you don’t need to disinfect it, so it’s safe and reassuring.
The main materials are just four pieces of fabric and a button hook.
This pouch has a 0 cm gusset and is made by folding the fabric, so it’s beginner-friendly.
The only slightly involved parts are making the pen holder and card pocket.
There are also plenty of ways to customize it, like adding a stylish touch with a tag or giving the button some originality.
[100-yen shop] No-sew maternity and child health handbook case
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For those who say, “I’m really bad at all kinds of crafts…,” this no-sew maternity and child health handbook cover is highly recommended.
You only use items from a 100-yen shop, so it’s very budget-friendly.
It takes about 20–30 minutes, so it’s great even if you’re busy.
What you’ll need: a store-bought medicine notebook case, a napkin or handkerchief with a pattern you like, and strong double-sided tape.
First, cut the napkin to the size of the case and use double-sided tape to join it into a tube.
Attach it to the case like a book cover and stick it down.
When you do this, you’ll be making a flap, so leave a little extra fabric on the right side before adhering.
Attach a snap button to the flap and you’re done! Your store-bought case has transformed into something cute!
A compact yet high-capacity multi-case

If you’re looking to keep documents, cards, and planners all in one place, don’t miss this “compact yet high-capacity multi-case” that gently holds a maternity and child health handbook.
It features three storage pockets, five card pockets, and one pen holder, and measures approximately 20 cm wide by 30 cm tall—truly packed with convenience.
With relatively few seams to sew, it’s a doable project even for beginners at handicrafts.
If you’re experienced, you might even add more storage.
The beauty of handmade items is being able to create something in the size that suits you best.
Why not try making this handy multi-case yourself?
Multi-case with patchwork

A patchwork multi-case: it can store not only a maternity and child health handbook but also a medication notebook and more.
The steps are to cut the fabric according to the pattern, lay the pieces out, and then sew them together.
Trimming any excess after sewing and attaching a quilted layer to the back—paying attention to these fine details—will enhance the beauty and softness.
Although tasks like measuring lengths precisely and sewing firmly are delicate and challenging, the result is a high-quality case you’ll want to use for a long time.


