This is one of my older patterns. These older patterns have something I decided to change at some point but I haven’t done it yet. So I tell you here in this comment what it is I would change about the pattern if I were putting it together today. For this one, the only change would be updated photos. The photos could be larger and unlike my more recent patterns, where I’ve made a point to have white backgrounds that look great and also conserve your ink, this pattern does not have the crisp, white backgrounds in the pictures.
Sew a super padded pouch in 4 different sizes.
This pouch has a body with two quilted layers and reinforced corners. It is very padded, but still easy to make because the construction steps have been organized so you are never sewing through all the layers at once.
It can be used to store your camera, or other things that need padding for protection. The larger sizes also make a nice lunch/bento box if made with insulated batting.
The top closes with both a drawstring casing and a flap with VELCRO.
You will receive step-by-step text description, along with color photos, and pattern pieces to make this pouch in FOUR SIZES (see dimensions below).
Intermediate Sewing Pattern: You have some experience making accessories, installing hardware, and sewing box bottoms.
Approximate Finished Exterior Dimensions [W x H x D]:
Small: 4.5" x 3" x 2" (12 x 8 x 5cm)
Medium: 5" x 3.25" x 2.5" (13 x 8 x 6cm)
Large: 6" x 3.5" x 3.5" (15 x 9 x 9cm)
X-Large: 6.75" x 4.25" x 3.5" (17 x 11 x 9cm)
Supplies (Materials You Provide):
Note: Size specific amounts are shown in pattern instructions.
• 1/4 yard exterior fabric
• 1/4 yard lining/drawstring casing fabric
• 1/4 yard cotton batting
• 1/2 yard fusible interfacing - Pellon SF101
• 1/4 yard muslin for interlining
• 3/4" wide VELCRO
• (1) 1/8" or 5/32" eyelet (3mm or 4mm)
• 1/4" wide (6mm) ribbon or cord
• ruler
• fabric marking pen or chalk
• safety pin for inserting drawstring
Sew It & Sell It: Pouches made using this pattern can be sold in your own online store, local boutiques, craft fairs, etc. Start your own sewing business today!
This is one of my older patterns. These older patterns have something I decided to change at some point but I haven’t done it yet. So I tell you here in this comment what it is I would change about the pattern if I were putting it together today. For this one, the only change would be updated photos. The photos could be larger and unlike my more recent patterns, where I’ve made a point to have white backgrounds that look great and also conserve your ink, this pattern does not have the crisp, white backgrounds in the pictures.
Sew a super padded pouch in 4 different sizes.
This pouch has a body with two quilted layers and reinforced corners. It is very padded, but still easy to make because the construction steps have been organized so you are never sewing through all the layers at once.
It can be used to store your camera, or other things that need padding for protection. The larger sizes also make a nice lunch/bento box if made with insulated batting.
The top closes with both a drawstring casing and a flap with VELCRO.
You will receive step-by-step text description, along with color photos, and pattern pieces to make this pouch in FOUR SIZES (see dimensions below).
Intermediate Sewing Pattern: You have some experience making accessories, installing hardware, and sewing box bottoms.
Approximate Finished Exterior Dimensions [W x H x D]:
Small: 4.5" x 3" x 2" (12 x 8 x 5cm)
Medium: 5" x 3.25" x 2.5" (13 x 8 x 6cm)
Large: 6" x 3.5" x 3.5" (15 x 9 x 9cm)
X-Large: 6.75" x 4.25" x 3.5" (17 x 11 x 9cm)
Supplies (Materials You Provide):
Note: Size specific amounts are shown in pattern instructions.
• 1/4 yard exterior fabric
• 1/4 yard lining/drawstring casing fabric
• 1/4 yard cotton batting
• 1/2 yard fusible interfacing - Pellon SF101
• 1/4 yard muslin for interlining
• 3/4" wide VELCRO
• (1) 1/8" or 5/32" eyelet (3mm or 4mm)
• 1/4" wide (6mm) ribbon or cord
• ruler
• fabric marking pen or chalk
• safety pin for inserting drawstring
Sew It & Sell It: Pouches made using this pattern can be sold in your own online store, local boutiques, craft fairs, etc. Start your own sewing business today!
