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One more sample for today...this one is the heart shaped version of the Ditty Bag. Sold - Thanks! The pattern pieces for this are available at the bottom of this page.
The lining is turquiose Kei Honeycomb Dots and is lightly padded with fleece.
It has a hanging loop at the top and will look very adorable hanging on your wall.
This is $12 and the price includes US shipping. It is available in the US only. Thanks!
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Today this mini version of the Idea Pouch is available as a sample. Sold - Thanks! This one is 70% of the original pattern size and it is super cute!
The wooden buttons are these Dill buttons. I like these a lot. They are a pretty blonde color.
The fabric for this one is called Apple Dot from the Farmers Market collection by Sandi Henderson. The lining is a polka dot print from LakeHouse Dry Goods. I can't remember the name, but it's the best match I've found for the apple dot print.
This is $16 and the price includes US shipping. It is available in the US only. Thanks!
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The body for this bag has been cut out for months and months, so this morning I finished it up!
This is the small size from the Grocery Bag pattern.
The exterior fabric is from the Far Far Away 2 collection by Heather Ross for Kokka (no longer in print). The lining is a yarn dyed cotton from Lecien.
This finished bag is available here.
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The next sample is this pink "Little Pouch". Sold - Thanks! I can't remember the name of this fabric, but it's sweet.
This pouch is padded with fleece and happens to be the perfect size for a phone and keys. The lining is a yarn dyed cotton from Lecien.
This is $12 and the price includes US shipping. It is available in the US only. Thanks!
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After making the Idea Pouch with the extra pocket, I tried making one with a zippered pocket. It turned out well, but also has some minor problems.
This experimental pouch with the zippered pocket is available as a sample today. Sold - Thanks! First, let me tell you about the "problems".
Ideally, the zipper would have been further from the top of the pouches. You can see the fold lines where the flap needs to fold down. This takes away about 1" at the top of the pocket. I also had some problems topstitching it, but that is hidden on the back and is pretty minor. The tie is also slightly shorter than I would have liked--I ran out of cord.
I might revisit the zippered pocket idea again in the future. It was also really confusing to figure out because of the orientation. Basically, it blew my mind a little bit.
Anyway, despite the minor issues, this pouch is still very nice. This one is 75% of the original pattern size and measures about 6.5" wide x 8.5" tall.
It is $12 and the price includes US shipping. It is available in the US only. Thank you!
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Lots of sewing has been happening lately, and finished projects are stacking up around here. Which means it's time for more samples!
The first one is what I'm calling a Pencil Pouch (no pattern yet), but it is also good for holding a lot of different things. Sold - Thanks! In this blog post, you can see another version of this same pouch holding a couple rotary cutters.
This is $10 and the price includes US shipping. It is available in the US only. Thanks!
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