Friday, May 23, 2014
Good to go
I precut this pouch last weekend as I wanted to make a gift for my daughter's friend. She was invited to her Bday party but I didn't feel like rushing with it so I gave her some previously made bag instead. Anyway it is good to have something like this on hand. Just in case.
The back is fairly simple. Just a few lines to keep batting in place. I used once again the open wide zippered pouch tutorial. It opens up really wide. It can even swallow a whale!
Isn't that just a cute panel? My next pouch is the easiest you can make. It is kind of pocket upgraded by handle and simple embellishment.
The zipper is added the same way as open wide zippered pouch. Sew easy! I use scrap of batting for the top and nothing for the lining part. Once ready to turn over I cut exceeding batting off. I also cut off the batting on each side prior sewing the zipper in to reduce bulk in that area.
Voila! Cute little pouch is done.
I like to use fancy stitches my machine offers. Two wavy lines seem just right for this one.
Peak of fun and bright lining.
I took many pictures while making these handles and I will publish tutorial hopefully tomorrow.
*UPDATE: Tutorial can be found HERE.
I'm keeping the linen version I made last week but these two are good to go.
Linking up with TGIFF and Crazy Mom quilts. Plus Sewjo Saturday
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Very cute bag! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThat whale pouch is absolutely adorable! The wave line all the way around was a very nice touch! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love your strap details :)
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet little pouches! I do love that whale and the wavy quilting lines were a perfect embellishment. Looking forward to seeing your tutorial, Vera!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute pouches! That whale is so adorable and the wavy lines are perfect. Thanks for linking up to TGIFF this week!
ReplyDeleteThat whale pouch is so cute. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteSwallowing a whale - I read that part of the post, then came across the bag actually swallowing said whale --- iLOL :D There's a pun hiding there about the whale swallowing Jonah, and now Jonah is exacting his retribution :D Great bags - love the wavy stitching on the whale bag, the echo stitching on the Hello Kitty bag, and of course the linen with the tiny little scraps is perfection!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Hello Kitty bag!! So cute :-D The little whale zipper pouch is such a cute idea. May have to steal that one ;-)
ReplyDelete~ Jess ~
Everything Is Coming Up Rosie
The pouch is super adorable! The whale seems so happy and fun.
ReplyDeletePěkné taštičky. U minulého příspěvku jsem ani nedýchala krásou, jen jsem neměla sílu komentovat. Samé krásné věci, ale ty domečky, to budou holky nadšené.
ReplyDeleteThe wavy lines are perfect on the whale pouch. The linen one is definitely my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are keeping the linen one for yourself. I love Hello Kitty, and I think the whale is adorable, but the linen one is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThe whale pouch is adorable!
ReplyDeletethese are great! i may have to try my hand at making one of these sometime.
ReplyDeleteAdorable little whale and your tutorial is just in time for the 3 pouches I am making, Thank you!
ReplyDeleteboth are so cute - love how you did the handle! visiting from sewjo sat - would love a visit too!
ReplyDeleteLove that little whale bag! Great handle idea, I may use your tutorial for an upcoming bag swap I joined.
ReplyDeleteWhat adorable little pouches Vera :)
ReplyDeleteCute little whale!
ReplyDeleteI love the little wavy lines and the cute little whale. Thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love the whale pouch - the wavy lines suit it perfectly. This is the first time I have wanted a sewing machine with fancy stitches :)
ReplyDeleteJust darling! Love that whale pouch!! It's a classic!
ReplyDeleteSusie
Suuuuper cute pouches! I love the feature panels :)
ReplyDeleteLove it....love it....love it, especially the whale and the stitched wave.
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