As soon as I came across this fantastic tutorial for a boxy pouch I knew I had to make one rightaway.
And I mean rightaway!!! Right after all the dinner dishes were cleaned and put away last night I pulled out tons of scraps and got to work. (It really helped that my husband took the kids to their lessons, there's nothing more conducive to a productive sewing than a quiet house)
I decided to go with low key color scheme, I also used some of the orphan HSTs that seem to multiply every time I look away :)
This pouch was really meant to be, I even had a perfect metal zipper in just the right size. I decided to use leather handle instead of the fabric one because I think it gives the finished pouch a lovely polished look.
All in all, this was a perfect way to spend an evening.
So, if you are considering making a boxy pouch, I would very highly recommend this tutorial. It is clearly written with lots of pictures to guide one along and I especially love that this is a fully lined pouch. No raw edges, just the way it should be (in my opinion :)).
Thanks for stopping by. Svetlana
Beautiful! like all his work.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous as always! I'm desperate to try this pattern too!!
ReplyDeleteThat is the perfect pouch!! I do love the leather handles, they will sure hold up nicely as well as look great!!
ReplyDeleteOoh it's sooo pretty!!
ReplyDeleteI love boxy pouches! Especially yours because it uses up the scraps in our bins and has the quilty look to it :) Good job!
ReplyDeleteCindy
I love the fabrics you chose - a fabulous finish!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I already have the tute pinned! Oh to have more time to make such lovely things! Jxo
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I popped over and pinned too!
ReplyDeletePerfect! The addition of the leather is really classy.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see another one of these, I am more desperate to make one! Fabulous as usual Svetlana!
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely creation Svetlana. Something to add to my 'Make" list
ReplyDeletesuper cute!
ReplyDeletePretty. I feel like making one already :-)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I have a pattern for this but Pink Stitches has a better way of doing the lining. Could've saved myself $9. 😁
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteSvetlanko, kdy ty odpocivas?! :) Porad neco tvoris! Nadherny, moc se ti povedl!! Krasne dny, Jola
ReplyDeleteLove it ! These kinds of projects always show what a careful and precise sewer you are. And you got the dinner dishes put away before you started sewing, I am embarrassed to say I don't always do that!
ReplyDeletethanks for the tut recommendation! Love that zipper, by the way, and the way you used some pieced scraps.
ReplyDeleteOnce you use a cute bag like that they seem to multiply too :)
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful pouch!
ReplyDeleteReally fun! I love QAYG and boxy pouches... there's no better combination!
ReplyDeleteI love this! I have the perfect piece of patchwork that needs to be a pouch. I searched high and low on Pinterest and didn't find anything as good as this, because I agree, there should be no raw edges!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Finland!
Hugs, Ulla
Adorable little pouch. Just what my daughters need.( Christmas is only 11 months away...) I bookmarked the instructions page already, thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis is so fantastic, and so perfectly you :) Love the leather handle!
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