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How To: Basic Pouch with Zipper Tabs

How To: Basic Pouch with Zipper Tabs

I don’t know about you, but I’ve got a lot of little things filling my purse. I love these little zipper pouches to keep those things a little more organized. In fact, wanting a pouch like this was the reason I started sewing in the first place. I’ve been making these little pouches for almost three years and I’m happy to share exactly how I make  now, with perfect end tabs on the zipper. 

Sling Pouch with Exposed Zipper Tutorial

Sling Pouch with Exposed Zipper Tutorial

This one came about specifically with a trip to Disneyland in mind. You’ve got to take your phone and wallet with you, but  there are all those rides where you get splashed, so here’s my solution: a small pouch you can sling over your shoulder, it fits your phone and a card wallet, plus chapstick and lip gloss.

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 6: Finishing the Bag

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 6: Finishing the Bag

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 6: Finishing the Bag.  (The beginning here)

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 5: Making Bag Lining 

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 5: Making Bag Lining

Part 5. Messenger Bag Tutorial: Making Bag Lining.   (The beginning here)

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 4: Installing Snap, Making Flap, Bag Body 

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 4: Installing Snap, Making Flap, Constructing Bag Body

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 4: Installing Snap, Making Flap, Constructing Bag Body. (The beginning here)

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 3: Straps, Piping, Zipper Pouch

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 3: Straps, Piping, Zipper Pouch

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 3: Straps, Piping, Zipper Pouch. (The beginning here)

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 2: Cutting Instructions

Messenger Bag Tutorial Part 2: Cutting Instructions

This begins the tutorials for my messenger bag. Supply list is here.  Because this is quite an involved project, it's too much for a single post.

Messenger Bag Tutorial - Part 1

Messenger Bag Free Pattern & Tutorial.

It was a great bag for a while. I made up the design myself, which is good and bad. I made mistakes on this one. One of my worst mistakes was using light-colored quilting weight fabric rather than home dec. The bag wore out quickly. After just one washing it lost a lot of its body and just slumped after that. It lasted about a year and then went on the top shelf of the closet. I held onto to it for that day when I wanted to duplicate it, since overall I really liked the design

Friendship Hexagon Block Tutorial

Friendship Hexagon Block Tutorial

Friendship Hexagon Mini - traditional Friendship Star block.  
Want to make your own Friendship Hexagon block?  Here's a super easy tutorial to follow for a 12.5" unfinished block.

Double Flip Half-Square Triangle Tutorial

Double Flip Half-Square Triangle Tutorial

This sophisticated cousin of the half-square triangle unit can be used in any half-square triangle block you can think of, and is made quite simply. Starting with a half-square triangle unit, you add a smaller square and sew along the diagonal using a stitch-and-flip technique, much like you use in improvisational piecing.

Patchwork Wheel Block Tutorial

Patchwork Wheel Block Tutorial

This super easy block tutorial shows exactly how I made the lovely mini.  I made four of these blocks, and you'll see when you stitch these blocks together, they create a gorgeous, interlocked look. 

Flying Geese Quilt Block Tutorial - Two Methods

Flying Geese Quilt Block Tutorial - Two Methods

Just as there are several different ways to make half-square triangles, there's several ways to do flying geese. I'll show you the two methods I use most often, and you can decide how you'd like to make yours for your quilt.

Right Turn Bag Tutorial

Right Turn Bag Tutorial

This is the Right Turn Bag and you can find the FREE pattern right HERE. This is a pattern she developed for Janome and it's a pretty easy bag (pretty and easy for the win ;-).

Giant Granny Square Quilt Block Tutorial

Giant Granny Square Quilt Block Tutorial

The block above used 4" squares for all the patterned blocks and 4"x4.5" blocks for the white blocks. I looked at several other tutorials for Granny Square Quilt Blocks and the consensus seems to be that adding the length on the outside blocks ensures you have enough to trim a true 1/4" seam allowance around the edges. Seemed a bit strange but I did have a generous amount to square up with so I like it.


No Waste Flying Geese Blocks Formula

No Waste Flying Geese Blocks Formula

I finished up my March blocks and I'll be honest, it was WAY more of a struggle than it should have been. We were asked to make 12" Sawtooth Star blocks - easy right?
I would have said yes before I decided to use the no waste method of making the flying geese blocks, which I had used before and loved but this time made me want to cry.

Panel Tote Bag Tutorial

Panel Tote Bag Tutorial

It was one of those simple projects that I thought turned out looking like a million bucks and the panel is what makes it.  You could also cut a center square from any fabric that you want to feature!

Fabric Fish Tutorial

Fabric Fish Tutorial

These fish are too cute not to share! The original pattern can be found here on etsy but I wanted to share some modifications and tips to make them a little easier.

Learn to Sew a Hexie Flower

Learn to Sew a Hexie Flower

English Paper Piecing (EPP) is one of the oldest piecing techniques and simply means using paper as temporary backing in order to get precise seams. You can create any number of shapes with this technique, but there's a reason that the humble hexagon is so popular - hexagons fit together in a number of pleasing combinations and the corners make for easy basting. The small size of the hexagons can put a surprisingly rapid dent in your scrap pile.

Fabric Eggs - Pattern and Tutorial

Fabric Eggs - Pattern and Tutorial

I love Easter eggs.  There's something delightful about the elevation of such an ordinary, every day object into colour and pattern and life: it's spring and rebirth and all the good things we've been longing for through the long, white winter.  This year, in addition to dying real eggs, I wanted to make something a little more permanent and a little more playful.  It was a perfect time to dig into my quilting scraps.

Square-in-a-Square Quilt Block Tutorial

Square-in-a-Square Quilt Block Tutorial

I love the Square-in-a-Square block for its simplicity, but it’s also terrific for learning to handle bias edges, and practicing great points. It’s also one of my favorites for using novelty or feature fabrics in the centers.