Saturday, October 20, 2012

pouchini

Hello, happy Saturday!

The other day I was in a mood for some quick, non - quilty sewing projects. You know, the instant gratification kind of projects. I wanted to make something fast as well as useful, and that's how these "pouchinis" came to be.

What? you don't know what "pouchinis" are? - that's what my daughters call these little pouches.


 Aren't they adorable? They are small (3"tall x 5"wide x 1.5"deep), just the right size to fit a few necessities my girls tend to carry around in their purses.


 I just love how perfectly adorable and happy they turned out, especially this one - using Tasha Noel's The Simple Life fabric.

 
I must say, working on these little pouches was such a nice break from quilting while still spending some fun time at the machine. Do you sometimes feel that way? Wanting to sew but not wanting to quilt?


Wishing you all a wonderfully crafty weekend. I'm off to get some more instant gratification projects done, Christmas stockings are so calling my name.

34 comments:

  1. Very cute! Especially the Simple Life one. I think it's darling.

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  2. Adorable! I just got a layer cake of Simple Life in the mail this week -- can't wait to play with it!

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  3. Oh wow! That laundry one is just perfect!!!!!!
    I mean they're all beautiful, but that one makes my heart flutter!

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  4. So cute, and love your fabrics!! xo Heather

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  5. Is this a design of your own?? They're adorable.

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  6. These are just so cute...and I love what your daughters call them.."pouchinis" :o)

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  7. Such a cute shape. I've got to make a pouch this week to hold a gift card -- I wasn't planning to box out the bottom like that, but now I'm tempted. I thought that line was a bit sugary for me, but I missed that clothesline print -- it is darling! (And sugary, but too darling to matter.)

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  8. They are so pretty but I love the one with the little girl hanging out the washing.

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  9. These are so totally adorable!! And YES I'm in one of those moods right now - overwhelmed by the quilts I've started and happiest making littles...

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  10. I definitely feel the same way. Sometimes you just want the (comparitively) instant gratification of whipping up a wee bag or a cushion. Making a quilt is such an undertaking and the weight of WIPs languishing and begging for attention can be overwhelming sometimes. Bring on the pouchini!

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  11. Beautiful pouches! I need to make different kind of things = lots of projects on my table all the time! x Teje

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  12. The Simple Life fabric is adorable and so are the pouches! I made stockings a few years ago and made an extra just in case we had another kid, and then we had Veronica a year later. I think I mostly enjoy quilts but sometimes I do like variety or something quick like binding. Hope you had a great weekend!

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    1. Really really really love the gray one. So much.

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  13. So cute, Svetlana! i think i spend about half my time wanting to quilt and the other half needing quicker projects!

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  15. Hi Svetlana! Such a cute pouches!

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  16. Those little pouchinis are the cutest! Great zippers too.
    If you want some stocking ideas, check out the Holiday Craft Bash I'm participating in at http://www.flickr.com/groups/2085050@N20/

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  17. I often feel that way - we all need a little instant gratification from time to time. These are super cute.

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  18. they kill me with their cuteness!
    (why am I scared of a pouch? I need to make some!)

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  19. Love them!! where did you find the pattern?

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  20. I agree - the Simple Life is adorable. I'm curious - did you use a specific pattern or tutorial?

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  21. I agree - the Simple Life is adorable. I'm curious - did you use a specific pattern or tutorial?

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    1. Same question here. I want to retain the rectangular shape instead of getting the trapezoid when you box out the bottom.

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  22. Aww, so cute, and love the Simple Life one

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  23. Such precious little pouches! The fabrics are darling ; )

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  24. So very sweet! I like the quick projects one times, too.

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  25. These are so sweet! Where are the zippers from?

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  26. Very Sweet! Is there a pattern available?!
    All the best from Denmark!

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  27. For sale? ��love them well done!

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