from three to seven
from Karen Ann Ruane
hexagons in progress on white silk
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October 14, 2017
October 13, 2017
handmade sale (oct. 2017)
from Sotak Handmade
Hello, welcome everyone!
I'm happy to say it's time for yet another round of Handmade Sale. This time it's all about pouches and bags and I hope you will find something you like (photo above is just a sampling of what's up for grabs).
Happy shopping and thank you :)
Svetlana
October 11, 2017
a hexagon pouch and an update on my cloth sample book
from Karen Ann Ruane
hexagons for a pouch and a cloth book full of stitched samples.
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October 2, 2017
Handkerchief extras.
from Karen Ann Ruane
embroidered needle cases, pouches, handkerchief extras. A new online class.
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August 21, 2017
Tute: Double Zipper Pouch/Pencil Case
from madebychrissied
The Double Zipper Pouch/Pencil Case is wide enough to hold a 12" ruler and a notepad up to 5-5/8" wide alongside just about anything else you might need on your first day Back To School. It also has a separate zippered front pocket to hold your spare change and even your phone! Its size makes it super versatile, how about using it as a makeup bag or a coupon pouch?
August 18, 2017
Origami Pouch
from Pieced Brain
I used this fantastic pattern created by Amy Barickman at Indygo Junction. It is called Origami Pouch because with a few folds you can create a very cool little bag! The pattern is very detailed, super well written, and features lots of diagrams so there is no guesswork. You can use fat quarters or ready-made ... read more
July 9, 2017
looped buttons and an embroidered base [Flickr]
from Karen Ann Ruane
loopy buttons and a base for a pouch
from Karen Ann Ruane
embroidered buttons and an embroidered pouch....in...
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July 4, 2017
⌘ A Piece of Me Pouch pattern release ⌘
from Charm About You
At the beginning of the year I made these curved bottom padded zip pouches (born out of forgetting to measure twice and cut once while making my Everything in It's Place Bag). Not wanting this gorgeous fabric and my quilting to go to waste, I decided to use as much of the panel as I could and I ended up with two zip bags that I love! I tried a different way of attaching the zips (the lace one isn't so neat, I wouldn't suggest it for this) and I have finally written up a pattern so ...
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Simply Sew'In
from Charm About You
I had the most amazing, inspiring, relaxing, fun weekend at the Simply Sew'In retreat. Thank you to Justine and Lisa from Simply Solids for inviting me to teach and for organising such a brilliant weekend!
I met so many fabulous women, including my roomie Jenny - who I laughed and cried with, she's so lovely, honest and talented. I got to spend time with wonderful Trudi, we had good chats and hugs! I am so grateful to her for her wisdom and inspired by her strength and compassion. It all got very deep and these friendships and bonds are ...
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July 2, 2017
Serendipitous Pouch For Olfa Cutter!
from Quilts + Color
When I posted this and asked why it had such an unusual shape this was NOT the answer as I was creating it.
I had created a bargello rectangle and from it I cut the back of a vest. This was the small amount of patchwork that was left at the top. It had this unusual shape created by the cutting line for the shoulders and neckline.
I decided to just use as much of the leftover scrap as I could to make an irregular pouch.
When I shared it and asked if anyone knew why I made this unusual ...
June 30, 2017
Can You Guess Why This Is Shaped Like This?
from Quilts + Color
I made this bargello patchwork pouch today.
Can you figure out why it has such a unique shape?
June 26, 2017
scraps + improv
from Sotak Handmade
Lately I've been feeling incredibly overwhelmed and exhausted, finding myself with a mile long to do list and very little energy to tackle it all. So, the other day I decided to forget about all the urgent stuff and indulge in some much needed "scrap therapy" instead.
I dove into my scrap bin and improv pieced these random blocks.
I knew I didn't want to commit to any large project, so I simply turned some of them into coasters.
And then I made more coasters, of course :) These were super fun to make and I greatly enjoyed adding ...
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June 6, 2017
Summer Fun - Red White and Blue Zippered Pouch
from Amy Made That
Hello, Friends!
Who's ready for summertime?
I am!!!
Whenever I need a nice gift, I like to make a new version of
the Open Wide Zippered Pouch,
I've made so many of these...
and I've never been disappointed with the results.
This time I chose some red, white and blue fabrics
that I bought from Connecting Threads a few years ago.
The line was called Smooth Sailing.
{I love the anchors, all lined up!}
The addition of gray to the
traditional patriotic palette looks so smart!
That's why I chose ...
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June 2, 2017
What do you do with a beloved worn out pouch?
from Mama Love Quilts
Many moons ago, a pink pouch came into my life. It was magenta and black and I loved it. It was perfect for carrying around my makeup, although a bit too short to fit my powder brush. Nevertheless, I used it until one day I looked at it, saw that it was stained and torn and decided it was time to say goodbye. But I loved the design so much that I wanted to have a new one.
The design was rectangular and boxy, unlike any pouch I had made before. I didn’t have a pattern to make a ...
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Two quilt tops and a pouch
from Pamela Quilts
I've really enjoyed reading all the comments on yesterday's post! I am really loving hearing about what everyone's favorite blocks are. I feel like the old classics like Ohio Star and Churn Dash are still good solid blocks that many people enjoy making even now. I don't think they will ever go out of style!
I had an enjoyable afternoon yesterday as my youngest daughter came to visit! She brought over her new shipment of Young Living oils and I decided she needed a pouch to put them in. I found an easy tutorial on Patchwork ...
April 15, 2017
laptop case
from Sotak Handmade
I've been meaning to make a protective case for my laptop for ages now but I was totally stuck on what design and fabrics to go with, of course. And then, while browsing Pinterest the other day, I came across these simple, yet wonderfully stylish cases and I knew right away a padded giant pouch of sorts was the way to go.
I combined some of my screen printed fabric with black and white striped fabric from my stash and loosely based this case on my Purse Organizer (just made it much bigger and with less pockets).
I then ...
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March 31, 2017
handbags and gladrags ✂ appliqué projects ✂
from Charm About You
Late last year I designed and made some projects that I can finally share because they are in this month's Love Patchwork & Quilting: Issue 46!
I made four appliqué projects, all with cuteness and handbags in mind! I always like to have little pouches to keep the contents of my bag organised, and this one is perfect for lip glosses and balms (hence the longer and shorter pockets) or pens, washi and sticky notes. The heart kam snap on the lips is a kitschy touch that works either way.
The cord keeper is great for stopping earphones, USB cords ...
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March 8, 2017
five pockets [Flickr]
from Karen Ann Ruane
March 6, 2017
handmade sale (march 2017)
from Sotak Handmade
Hello everyone!
I just wanted to pop in real quick and let you know I listed quite a few finished pouches, bags, and pillows at my etsy shop.
Here's a sampling of what's up for grabs.
All these items are one of a kind and once they're gone they are gone :)
Wishing you all a happy and productive day.
Svetlana
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