I know I showed you this the other day,
but I wanted to tell you a little more about it!
My pouch ended up a little larger
than the original pattern.
It called for half square rectangles but I didn't have
the facilities to print the pattern....
So I started with 2" ones and adjusted the pattern
from there...
I've had this leftover piece of Ikea fabric for years
and it became the perfect lining!
I interfaced the lining to make the pouch a little
I interfaced the lining to make the pouch a little
more sturdy.
I can see more of these in my future!
Linking up with Debbie....
Happy days!
SUZ
27 comments:
This is pretty, I love the fabrics.
Very cute project.
Ahhh, I feel zen just looking at it. Perfect antidote to Election Day madness!
This is gorgeous - great idea to interface the lining :)
Beautiful!
I really have to get a copy of Ayumi's lovely book!
It's so cute! I love the size...looks large enough for toiletries or hand sewing supplies :) great adjustments Susan!
Gorgeous pouch! It looks perfect for a weekend's worth of toiletries :D
It's just darling! I wish I could come across that book in my travels
It turned out great!
The turquoise on the top and the pink lining go really well together, stash fabric is awesome
Looks great Susan!
Very pretty pouch.
Love these boxy pouches! Pretty fabrics too.
Beautiful! Bigger is better :)
It looks like a fun finish, although would have taken some time to make.
That is such a fun pouch! I really like those fabrics you've used!!
Superb x
Very pretty fabrics.
Lovely bag, Suz! Thanks for showing us more!!
super cute. Way to improvise!
Very nice indeed.
I love your pouch!!!! I have this book with many projects marked....just need to find a little time ;-)
a very nice pouch and that lining is perfect
Maybe it's just the angle, but those half squares look like half-rectanges and I love the look of that. Something new to make me think.
Love the IKEA fabric. I just finished up a tote and used fusible batting in the outside against the fabric and was not really pleased with how stiff it made the tote. In reading yours, I think that interfacing would have been a much better choice.
This is really very cute!
Elizabeth E.
opquilt.com
Love your pouch and though I love this book, I also have struggled to enlarge the patterns..... So annoying!
Very cute! The fabrics are great, and you did such a nice sewing job. Maybe you too are finding that sewing pouches is addictive?
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