Patchwork Quilting Pouches
Scraps of fabric turned into a piece of quilted fabric to make pouches. 📏🧵🪡✂️
Patchwork Quilting Pouches 🧵✨
Turn fabric scraps into beautiful quilted pouches with this fun and creative sewing project! Small leftover pieces of fabric are stitched together into patchwork quilted panels and transformed into practical handmade pouches. 📏🪡✂️
These quilted pouches are wonderful for storing sewing notions, cosmetics, craft supplies, chargers, pencils, and other small treasures. Every pouch becomes unique depending on the fabric combinations used, making this a perfect scrap-busting quilting project.
Whether you enjoy quilting, sewing, patchwork, or simply creating handmade items, this project is a lovely way to give fabric scraps a second life while making something both useful and beautiful. 🌸
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How I Made The Larger Pouch
I firstly, started sorting through my scraps to find pieces that were approximately the size of 1 1/2 inches wide and 5 inches in length. I began to somewhat put the colours that could blend together, together. Then ensured that they sized as close as possible. Then sewed them together at the length 5 inches at 1/4 inch seam allowances. I did that until it reached approximately 14 inches in width Then I straighted up the width top and bottom, as well as the sides left and right. It was then time to focus on making the pouch. So I cut out two pieces of fabric the same size to be the lining of the pouch. Optional you can arrange to use fusible batting or just batting on the sewn patchwork, iron on and then quilt. Arranged for a zipper to fit the pouch. Placed the zipper facedown to the top of the patchwork that has been fused by either pinning or clipping. Baste. Attach 1 piece of the lining on top of the zipper. Baste. Stitch with a 1/4 inch seam along zipper using a zipper foot. Then open on top to top stitch. Repeat on the other side. Once Zipper is done. Place both pieces right sides together. Arrange at the bottom corners to cut out 1 inch squares on both sides. Do the same with the lining. Make sure to note that zipper should remain open. With right sides together stitch along each side at a 1/4 inch seam as well as on the bottom. Do the same with the lining, but leave about a 2 - 3 inch opening for turning inside out later. Where there is an opening of the 1 inch squares, open them to match the seams. Stitch straight along each corner with a 1 inch seam. Do lining the same. Press all seam. Turn pouch inside out through the lining hole and open zipper. Shape and press.
It is amazing what a few scraps of fabric can produce, which would normally ended up in waste or the trash bin. 🎉
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Happy Sewing!
