Well yesterday ended up being a productive day! I have had this pattern for a few weeks and decided to sit down and put it together.
The most daunting part is putting in a zipper by HAND!
It went in much better than I expected and it is very sturdy.
It's small but very cute and I think I will be making more of these! Be warned there is a lot of hand work involved.
The pattern is called Quilted Notions Pouch by Retro Mama. The directions are very good with plenty of pictures.
I also spent a good part of the day pricing fabric for our guild's silent auction. It was a great way to clean out my stash!
Kelly
Thank you for sharing your little zippered bag. It looks awesome. I love how you blended a kaffe fassett fabric with the classic kerchief girl image!! It works so well. Love this. Thanks so much. I just noticed your bright, scrappy style and of course, I had to follow your blog. elanagoldberg5@gmail.com and https://thatfabricfeeling.wordpress.com/
ReplyDeleteYour little pouch is sooo cute ! I'm not talented to make one but I'm going to read the tutorial !
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link !
Your little pouch came out great! I was going to tell you about the #notionspouchsal, but when I checked, I saw your bag was already there. I wish I could shop your fabric sale. It looks like you have lots of goodies.
ReplyDeleteWow, the little bag is too cute and your stitches are impressive! I can see why you want to make more since the first one turned out so adorable. That's some impressive destashing. The question for me always is, will I bring home more than I leave at those events. It's a struggle!
ReplyDeleteGlad the storm is over and that you are warm and safe.
lucky guild to get a chance at these fabrics. You have the most cheerful stash. I'd love all your scraps! That bag is adorable with the strawberries and little face!
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna
Gorgeous little pouch. So Sweet.
ReplyDeleteWell done with your fabric clean out!
OMgosh! I would buy all your stash scraps! what great bundles for the guild - wow~
ReplyDeletelove your little pouch. You always have the best ideas. what a great pattern!