Easton's zippered pouches turned out so cute, I decided to make one for myself. I used Jenny Doan's tutorial to mix things up a bit. I chose some Riley Blake scraps for the exterior, a scrap of Kona Cotton- Grass for the lining, and some random orange binding scraps for the zipper tabs.
Monday, May 18, 2015
Zipper Pouches
I've been working on several quilting projects recently, and Easton has been asking to help sew. The last time he showed an interest in sewing, I helped him make a simple pillowcase, using a kit from Craft Warehouse. I let him help me with some of the piecing on his Stormtrooper quilt, but he needed a project with a bit more instant gratification. I found this video tutorial by GourmetQuilter, and since it is mostly simple straight lines, it fit the bill. Easton used a fat quarter each of Just Wing It by MoMo and a random blue fabric from my stash, so all we had to do was go buy some fun zippers.
Easton's zippered pouches turned out so cute, I decided to make one for myself. I used Jenny Doan's tutorial to mix things up a bit. I chose some Riley Blake scraps for the exterior, a scrap of Kona Cotton- Grass for the lining, and some random orange binding scraps for the zipper tabs.
Easton's zippered pouches turned out so cute, I decided to make one for myself. I used Jenny Doan's tutorial to mix things up a bit. I chose some Riley Blake scraps for the exterior, a scrap of Kona Cotton- Grass for the lining, and some random orange binding scraps for the zipper tabs.
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2 comments:
They look great!
Great Job Easton & Elizabeth. I love my pouch, the chocolate inside was great, too!
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