I've been eying Ayumi's triangle patchwork box pouch from her fantastic book Patchwork, please! for ages now and last night I finally decided to give it a go.
I spent way too much time digging through my scraps as well as my very precious text fabrics and decided to make a sort of subtle, low volume main panel which I paired with some wonderfully saturated Nordika prints.
This pouch was a little tricky because of its boxy shape and the lining had to be hand-sewn in, but Ayumi gave such amazingly detailed instructions that the whole process went without any major hiccups. Oh, I did, at one point, cut the zipper too short and had to redo it, but that was only because I cut before I measured correctly, ooops. Lesson definitely learned.
I really like how sturdy, and roomy, and chunky looking this sweet pouch is. I might have to make another one in the near future as this one will probably go to live with my ~sewing room swap partner.
It's perfect!!
ReplyDeletereally cute! I confess I made this already too & gifted to a friend - such a cute little pouch. Love your fabric choices too!
ReplyDeleteLove it
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteWoaw....lucky partner! It is so wonderfully cute. The fabric choice is so fun.
ReplyDeleteOooooooh! This is so lovely! Def. on my TO DO list! Jxo
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics :)
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Definitely need to make one of these.
ReplyDeleteSvetlanko, asi to za tu namahu stalo, ze? :) Je to nadherne!!! J.
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous!!!!! I love how you put all the fabrics together? Do you know what the dark fabric next to the zipper is? And the red one next to it?
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I would love to try a box pouch sometime...
ReplyDeleteLove it! Especially the top and bottom fabric contrast to the sides!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to make one now as yours is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, great colour combo!
ReplyDeleteSo nice! And very tempting but right now, I have to use some restraint. Putting this on my to-do list, though. Love the fabrics you chose!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I have this book, so I really need to consider making one of these.
ReplyDeleteLove yours and I do relate to spending ages choosing just the right fabrics !
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love that bright pink Nordika print and the prints you chose for the front and back or the pouch go so nicely with it :)
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! Love the low contrast fabrics paired with the saturated sides. A real pretty mix.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great choice of fabrics! I have to make one of these
ReplyDeletei love this pouch, it's so cute!
ReplyDeleteSvetlana, this is gorgeous!! I love the patchwork fabrics you chose. I've been wanting to make this little pouch since I got the book, and now I'm just going to have to do it!
ReplyDeleteSo just let me be your Partner again, love this Box pouch and you Box!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! You always make such good fabric and pattern choices!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great :o) That reminds me, my mum asked for a new wash bag...
ReplyDeleteSo so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love this! It's so sweet! Lucky swap partner :)
ReplyDeletei loved it on flickr, i love it here!
ReplyDeleteThis boxy pouch looks amazing...the fabrics you chose are just so perfect as always. I have been eyeing that Nordika line.
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