DIY Accordion Pouch | a Shabby Fabrics Sewing Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Follow along with Jen to learn how create this cute and simple accordion pouch! Check below for links to everything mentioned in the video and more!
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H, thank you for so generously giving this free pattern. I have made it using your clear and concise instructions and it's fabulous! So I took your pattern and enlarged it to 150% to give me an evening bag that I can put my mobile phone in along with my lipstick and cruise card ready for my next holiday. I wish I knew how to attach a photo, I'm so pleased with the results. Thank you nice again.
Thank you for watching! We're glad that worked out! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
I love this little pouch. I added a charm to the front. I have also increased it in size so that it is the perfect cross-body sized bag. I also added a long strap for the cross-body size. I used Tula Pink fabric and made the set as a gift for the daughter of my husband's co-worker. She is 13 and they live in Germany. They've become such good friends and this young girl wrote to say thank you and that her friends are all jealous. Looks like I'll be making some more sets. Thanks for sharing the pattern. I'll be happy to share back my bag pattern. Happy Sewing and Quilting.
You are so creative! Happy to hear that all of those changes worked out for you! Thank you so much for watching :)
Sew Me Sew You ^0
May I have your cross body bag measurements please? Sew me sew you
I love love love this project, it never gets old and so much fun to make and give as gifts. It’s so very feminine and can be for all ages. I’ve made so many and recipients love them.
Glad you enjoy the project. Thank you for watching! - Yajaira
Isn't this just the sweetest little bag? I want her fabric collection, too!
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I can not wait to make these for gifts!! I have learned so much from watching you! Always exciting when you post a new video ...it always makes my day! My husband hears your videos alot in the background as I replay them as I sew and always comments that he can tell your training as a pilot with your attention to detail and your concise way of explaining and speaking...he is a retired radar ATC from BDL with 35 years and now a private contractor for Midwest at Brainard. Also love your catalog!! Thanks for everything!🌷
That is awesome to hear!! Glad to know that the attention to details is beneficial and appreciated :) Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words!
Wonderful video, can't wait to give this a try. Your fabric in this one is especially gorgeous. Such a sweet, country cottage feel.
Yes, we love the Fleurs collection, too! So happy you like this video!
www.shabbyfabrics.com/Moda/Fleurs.aspx
im a beginner sewer and i. learning a lot from your channel thank u and great job..
That is awesome to hear! We love helping people learn more about sewing and crafting :)
I made these out of satin and lace for my daughters wedding party just the perfect size and turned out beautiful... thank you for the pattern just what I was looking for... going to increase the pattern size to make a larger one for my daughters wedding purse...I used magnetic closure with a jewel for the closure turned out sooo cute and added a little chain for easy carrying
That is awesome to hear- glad it was just what you were looking for! We are so happy to have you on Team Shabby :)
This is such a darling project. I will make it in two sizes for a Mommy & Me gift set to some friends. Thanks for all your wonderful videos. Always waiting for the next one. You are very generous with them and the instructions. Love your simple back drop also.
Super cute idea!! Thank you for watching! - Morgan
I love all of your you tubes. You are the BEST teacher I have ever had please keep up the great work. Chris
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
I have had some fabric patiently waiting for a great project. I do believe this is it! It's darling and I do think I can do it.
Hope it went well! - Morgan
Thank you first for all your great instructions and your great patterns. I am not sure how anyone could not like this or have any problems with this, because you are sharing and for FREE. It takes time to get ready to film, preparing the area to film, you getting ready to be on camera, and all the materials it takes and time for the different stages of the project. There are still many of us still that really appreciate, really like and enjoy watching you share your creative gift, without expecting more. Please keep sharing for us. Thanks PS- I think before someone should ask for something extra, first they ought to purchase their materials from you!
You are amazing for noticing all of the little details that go into making these videos!!! We are so lucky to have awesome subscribers like you on Team Shabby :)
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I love love this little bag I'm going to make it, soon as I get the pattern thank you so much Jennifer!! ❤
Thank YOU for watching! Here is the direct link to the template download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/AccordionPouch_forDownload.pdf
Thank you for being so generous with your talent and patterns.
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
Jennifer, I made this little bag and love it, but I needed something a little larger for a wedding reception, so I got some scrapes of black sequence and a solid black to back it and enlarged the pattern by 1 1/2" and it worked really well. Got a crystal button and sewed it over the snap on the outer fabric. Love it! How much bigger could one go to make an even larger bag? Love this pattern. Thanks Suzee
That sounds adorable! If the math was done correctly, I don't see how it couldn't be made in a larger size! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Jennifer, What a great project!! As always, you make your videos like a Sew A Long,,,,I am sew glad you posted this easy Accordion pouch, kinda reminds me of other bags I have been making which are much bigger and wider...Can hardly wait to see what you come up with next!! Take care,,,,Linda,,
Thank you so much for your kind words, Linda! We are so happy to hear you are loving the style of our tutorials and that you are a part of Team Shabby!
This is adorable! Versatile and useful, as well. You make it look so fun and easy. Thank you for the cute accessory idea!
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
Love, love, love this smart looking bag!
Thank you, Karen! :)
Very, very pretty. I'm adding this to my list of things to make for gifts.
So awesome that we could inspire you to add this to your "to-so" list :) Have fun and thanks for watching!
This is exactly what I've been looking for as a travel bag for jewelry! Thank you!
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
I so Love this wee pouch. As soon as I get some new ink for my printer will be printing this pattern and making a few of these. And a huge thank you for these video's and especially the free patterns to allow us to print. Yes i so love your wonderful channel.
Thank you, Tracy! We're so glad you like the channel and all of the projects we have for you! We're going to be doing more projects, so let us know if there's something specific you'd like to see. :) - Morgan
You are very good teacher, thank you very much for teaching and pattern.
Thank you so much! We're glad you like the video and the pattern. Let us know how your project turns out! - Morgan
Thank you so much for the free pattern and easy to follow tutorial. I haven’t been able to find the little flower you put on the front. I had looked on the homepage and may be.looking in the wrong place
Thank you for watching! This pouch is so cute! Here is the link to the video on how to make a Ric Rac Rose! Happy Sewing! ~Leah
ua-cam.com/video/hGo6t5uTHQw/v-deo.html
Thank you for being so generous with your talent and patterns..
You're welcome! Thank you for following along with out sewing journey. :) -Kyla
Such a cute pouch and easy to follow directions. My only complaint is the snap. It was not strong enough to keep snapped when you have just a few items inside. I had to sew on Velcro instead to keep the flap down. I'm glad I tested it out prior to giving as a gift. I also fabric glued on a button instead of the rose flower since I didn't have the ric rac lace.
Thank you for sharing that feedback with us! I've passed this on to our team. - Morgan
Very nice video and such a pretty pouch. I know what my female relatives and friends are getting as Christmas and birthday gifts this year.
Thank you so much for watching! So glad you like it. Let us know how your projects go. They make perfect gifts.
How cute is this ... thank you Jennifer!
Thank YOU for watching!
Wow - adorable - What a great video, love this pouch. It's great for all the pieces of fabric I have left over from larger bag making and quilting.
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
I love it. Love everything about shabby fabrics. So calming. Going to try this today. Your number one fan;)
Thank you so much for the love! We are happy to have you on Team Shabby!
WOW I just love this, thank you for all u do for us. Gonna make this real soon.... PLEASE more projects like this please.....and the rose that goes with it,,,,,toooo koooool...thanks again
fondly kathty
Thank you so much for watching and for your enthusiasm :) We will definitely add more projects like this to the suggestion list!
Jen, that would make a darling purse!! I love it!
We agree! - Morgan
Well, I found tomorrow's project! So adorable!
Yay! Have fun with you newest project!
Love it Jennifer. I would use a small Velcro dot for the closure instead of a traditional snap.
That would work well! Thanks for the love!
love these little pouches! ive made a few to give to friends as random 'thinking of you' gifts and they are perfect..tfs:)
That is such a lovely gift idea! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Just made my first one, love it. Thank you for such clear instructions!
Yay! That is awesome to hear- so glad you had fun creating this project! Thanks for watching and following along :)
Ive made lots of these, thank you very much for sharing such a lovely pattern. When I trimmed down the seam, I used pinking sheers, this helps soften the edge when sewing plus it curves around more easily.
Great tip, thank you for sharing! - Morgan
i love to watc your demos you do inspire me lots you explain everyting lovely
So happy we can bring some inspiration to you! Thanks for watching!
I love the pouch! So cute.
I was searching high and low for an acordion wallet/ bag, this is so cute! Thank you for the pattern and instructions!
awesome jennifer,i absolutely love it
Thank you so much for watching!
I love all your vids but I sometimes feel lost as a beginner when you go thru the steps. I have no idea how to cut or “pin” a pattern that gets printed out. I think this bag is adorable...I’m eagerly learning from your vids. Thank you!
Thank you for watching and for letting us know! When you print out a free download, you'll sometimes need to pin that paper to your fabric. You'd just use whatever sewing pins you have to do that. Pin it so it's flat and maintains its proper shape. This is just so it doesn't move while you're cutting or drawing lines. - Morgan
I really enjoy your videos and helpful hints. This pouch is so cute and works up in a jiffy. I actually wrote the directions on the pattern pieces so I don't have to be in front of the computer all the time. A couple of questions: How did you attach the rose to the pouch and what Model Singer machine are you using. I've been looking for a small version like you are using. Thanks again for all the great videos.
This is sweet! As always, love the fabric.
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
It's so adorable, but very small. I think I will make another one and double the pattern size. Love it so much though !!
Thank you so much for watching!
Jen, thanks for the tutorial and the free pattern for the pouch!
Thank YOU for watching and for your kind comment!
Sha
Thank you for this great tutorial for this cute little pouch! You did such a good job on this tutorial! This is now on my list for quick to make gifts!!💗
We're so happy to hear it! This will make lovely gifts for people! Let us know how your projects turn out. - Morgan
Cute bag and great tutorial! What should be the final dimensions because mine ended up looking small.
Ours is roughly 3" x 3" x 6" finished :) It's relatively small.
Thanks for the share and the care you have and put in every step of your tutorials.
I've 2 questions.
1 - Can we do it with faux leather and cork? I would Like to try cork because we have a lot here in Portugal
2 - For look like a "red carpet" clutch (Yes I know and made yours bow clutch, in black velvet fabric!), what size do you recomend?
Keep doing the Amazing work.
xoxo
Olga
Thanks for watching!
1.) If you are comfortable working with those materials there is no reason they wouldn't work. The only issue we see with cork is that it would be difficult when turning your fabrics through a small hole.
2.) The size of a clutch would really be up to you! This would be small and darling to make in a black velvet!
How cute Jen! Will it work if you print it bigger to get a bigger pouch? Thanks
That depends on the size your printer can print. The template is set up to print on standard printer paper but if you printer has settings where it can print a shape out on multiple pieces and be taped together or takes larger paper, you can absolutely do that!
This is adorable, thank you :) I'm going to make one today.
That is awesome to hear! Have fun and feel free to share your finished project with us on social media!
adorble! when you ironed the lightweight interfacing to the rectangles, which method did/do you use?...iron it to a bigger sized rectangle then cut it down to size or...cut the interfacing the exact same size as the rectangle and iron it on that way? another question please Jennifer, did/do you iron the pattern pieces to the fleece with the fabric up and the fleece under it then iron is on the fabric? ...or vice versa with iron on the fleece facing up? i know most people in tutorials say according to manufacturer's instructions, but some things i prefer to hear from an illustrator or ...even better, would you do a video illustrating about iron-on interfacings, fleeces, etc.? I would like that from your presentation style which is relaxed and i like. thanks for your videos! hugs to you!
Great questions!
-You can see in this video from 3:10 to 3:30 she explains that you will cut your fusible fleece a quarter inch smaller than your outer piece.
-For a general reference, though, we like to cut our fusible interfacing to size or smaller (like in this video, to reduce bulk). We almost never cut fusible things larger than the fabric pieces because then you risk getting glue on your iron or ironing surface. You can always cut regular (non-fusible) batting or interfacing larger and cut it down to size after sewing/quilting since you wont risk glue getting everywhere.
-As for ironing, it really is up to you! Especially if you cut your fusible pieces to match the size of your fabric since there is no risk of glue spilling no matter which way you iron. Sometimes the manufacturers instructions are specific, but when they're not, we usually iron on the fabric side with the fleece facing up just because that gives us a nice, predictable cotton to iron directly on.
Please let me know if you need any further clarification or have any other questions I am happy to help!
Katherine
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Shabby Fabrics
Thank you for this very clear video and the free pattern!
You're so welcome! We're so glad you like it!
For the pocket, I made a small notch cut in my pattern (fusible fleece pattern) to use in marking the placement of the lining to create the pocket that way I didn't have to keep flipping the piece.
That is a great idea! Thanks for watching and sharing that with us!
Muy bello el diseño como también original. Gracias por compartir los moldes, ya me voy a poner a realizarlo. Veo que tiene un broche , se podría colocar uno con imán? y en ese caso en qué momento realizarlo ?
Hello Cristina! The brooch on the pouch looks like our ric rac rose that we also have a video for! If you wanted to watch that and see if you could add the magnet to that, I think that would help! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Thank you so much for this video and free pattern, Jennifer ! I love it and will have a try to make one for my sisters
So happy to hear you love it! Thanks for watching and have fun!
Thank you
love all the little projects you do . What happens to all the half made bits do they get finished .💻🚂
Some of them get finished and go home with our awesome team members :)
This is such a cute project, I'm thinking of having my sewing students make one!
That would be the perfect project for your sewing students! :)
Jennifer, I did not see this question.. so... How do you attach the rick rack flower? I have all the materials needed but not sure how or when to attach the flower. I would attach the flower before sewing the purse together. If you have a nifty shortcut please let me know. Thanks for all your wonderful tutorials!
We don't have a nifty shortcut- we just used a few small stitches after the pouch was complete and hand stitched it on! You can also hot glue it if you aren't going to heavily use the pouch :)
Finished the pouch. Very easy and looks great; except for the Ric Rac Rose. I will probably use a button and ribbon. But I really do like the pouch and again it went together with ease. Thanks again for all your tutorials!
This is so adorable! I need to make a few of these for gifts. Thanks for the great pattern!
This would be perfect for a gift! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I love watching your videos and am enjoying the projects and free patterns. It would be even better if you could add the material list, measurements and written instructions with the patterns.
Thanks for sharing that feedback with us! I'll pass that along and make sure we include more details on our future projects. - Morgan
Hi! New to sewing. I found your videos to be very informative. I love them! I was hoping you could tell me what a friction pen that you are using is? All I found at my local craft store is a marker with a lid or chalk. The marker has to be washed away and the chalk just doesn't give the precise lines I see you draw. Thanks again!
FriXion pens are ballpoint pens that write just like a normal pen. The line disappears when heat from an iron is applied! Sometimes they can leave a light haze on the fabric so we only use them where the lines will be covered with stitching or hidden within a seam allowance! Please let us know if you have any additional questions at all! You can see our selection of FriXion pens here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Marking-Pens-C4179.aspx
Love this purse and I can't wait to make it! I know we can't reproduce the pattern due to copyright but can I make this purse and sell it? I love your videos and your makes and wish I could get your fabrics but sadly shipping to the UK is expensive. Thank you for all your inspiration 😘
You can absolutely make this purse and sell it :) Thank you so much for asking!
So adorable! Mine keeps coming out more square then rectangular-any ideas why. My rectangle printed 5" x 8" so the body should be in proportion. Thanks in advance!
Thanks for watching! So happy you are working on this project!
So sweet. Thank you.
Thank YOU for watching!
How can anyone click hands down on your videos! Guess we cant please everyone.... Thanks for all your videos and help! I was trying to figure out a new wallet, going to use this but bigger, I need something more of a clutch size. If I get it made soon I will post pictures.
You are right- we can't please everyone! Thank you so much for your support and appreciation! Have fun creating this project in a larger size- we are looking forward to seeing the photos!
Use a walking foot with all that thickness. So much easier! cute pouch!
That is a great idea! We know not everyone has a walking foot but it would definitely be a great tool for this project! Thanks for watching :)
Love your tutorials! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
If you are making this bag with dark fabric, watch out for those frixtion pens. They erase with the iron on lighter fabrics but don't come out sometimes with darker fabrics, so I have found. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for that tip, Ann!
I just saw this adorable pouch, your instructions were very clear, I plan on making it...thanks for a great video
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
What a great video! I love this pouch!
how do you attache the rose to it?
We used a couple of basting stitches :) You will want to stitch it on pretty well if it will be heavily used but if it is just for more of a decorative item you can also hot glue it!
Thank you!
Do you think a fabric glue will do the work as well?
Yes, that should work :)
Thank you so very much. I love this.
Isn't it just adorable?!?
Cute little pouch
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
When doing the quilting look, do you stitch all the way to the end? Over the outside seam? There are alot of threads hanging, do you just trim them close....seems like the stitch starts to come out when you trim them, thanks....yes I am a beginner :-)
We do stitch all the way to the edge and then trim. The ends of the threads will be encased within the seam allowance when you finish the bag so they won't unravel :)
It appears in the video that the quilting is done after the cover is made and turned right side out. If that is the sequence it would have raw seam trims all around the pouch. How else would you quilt the cover and have the ends of the quilt lines encased in the cover?
Thank you it's a very adorable little bag and I love your fabrics.
Can I use Soft N Stable instead of fleece for the stabilizer???
I did a quick search on the Soft N Stable and looks like it can be used as a stabilizer. We have not used it so we cannot guarantee the same outcome as what we had. Let us know how it works! Happy sewing! ~Leah
Hi there - can you advise me regarding the instructions for the downloaded Accordion Pouch. I live in the UK so our paper is 'A4' 8.27 × 11.69 inches whereas in America your "letter' paper size is 8.5 x 11.0 inches. When I print the pattern on my printer it will automatically reduce it to fit 8.27 × 11.69 inches. Can you tell me what the actual dimensions of the pattern picture is? Sorry if I am confusing the matter. Many thanks and kind regards, Maxine
Hello Maxine! The pouch finishes at 6" wide at base (5" wide at top) × 3¾" tall. Here are the dimensions of the diagram!
"place on fold" dotted line: 10.5"
"place on fold" line to top solid line: 6"
Hope this helps! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Shabby Fabrics thanks , and a Merry Christmas to you too!
Hi Jennifer, please please consider doing a video of a fabric wallet...maybe a trifold Wallet? 🙂🙏🏻🙏🏻
What a great idea will definitely pass this along to our design team!! :)
Yay!! I will definitely keep an eye out and look forward to more amazing videos!! 😀
Your pouch looks different from mine. Mine is smaller & yours is larger looking & flares out more at the bottom. Is the pattern I downloaded the same measurements?
Hi Allen! Our finished size for this accordion pouch is approximately 6" wide at base (5" wide at top) × 3¾" tall. What size fabrics did you use for yours? -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics well after I read your answer, I made a third one. It looks more like your sample. I guess(tho I measured)
It may have been the “gathering” in of the 4 corners that may have been seen too deep. So my 3rd one looks adorable!
I used Riley Blake soft colors. I loved your choice. Do you want a photo of my three “experiments”?
@@allenwilson5101 We're happy you've been successful with this! We'd love to see your project photos. You can send them to us at support@shabbyfabrics.com. -Michelle
Can you please help me?
If page 1 pattern piece should be 5"x8"
What is the pattern piece on page 2? My print give 10" from top to button.
You can also use rivets to create the folds. Just apply them on where you sandwich the divider and the front pocket. If you are new to rivets, make sure to practice on scrap fabric before you go, because you have to punch holes on the pouch and once the holes are created, they are not recoverable. When you practice it is a good idea to get the same layers you have on the pouch, which are 6 layers of fabric+one layer of felt/batting+one layer of light weight interfacing, so you would know if your rivet could grab everything. It looks difficult but it's really not that bad, after you practice once or twice. If you do it right the result is quite professional looking. I actually prefer rivets because I can never sew through so many layers with one clean straight line.
You are so right- practicing first is the way to go! Rivets are such a great idea for this project. Thank you so much for sharing that useful tip with us!!
Can anyone offer advice on the quilting step... Im not sure if I need to reinforce at beginning and end of each line?? Is there any tutorials on how to complete this step many thanks in advance :)
You do not need to reinforce at the beginning and end of your quilting lines! Simple sew straight on your lines and continue with the rest of the construction :) great question!
This is sew cute I had to make 2.
Thank you for watching! So glad you enjoyed it! - Morgan
In this video I noticed a beautiful teal Rose quilt. Can you tell me the name of that fabric line.
If you are referring the the quilt on the shelf in the bottom left-hand corner, that is a quilt from years ago that is no longer available! We have some similar teal rose prints in the Welcome Home Collection that you can check out: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Maywood-Studio/Welcome-Home-Collection-One.aspx?s=Name%20ASC&ps=24&p=1
I always have a hard time finding the pattern to each video I watch. Yes there's a link but NOT to the exact pattern being used. Like this pattern. Could not find it and nearly went through all 20 pages. Could you narrow it down a bit? Thanks.
Hi Karen! You can find all of our free download patterns here on our Free Downloads page: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx In order to optimize your searching, To locate a specific video project, use the "Find" feature on your browser:
On a PC click: Ctrl + F
On a Mac click: Cmd + F
Then type in the name of the project and press Enter. Hope this helps!! -Michelle
Hi how do I find The pattern for this pouch…Cant find it on The website.?
Hi Annette- You should be able to find the Free Download for this pattern here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/144/how-to-make-an-accordion-pouch -Michelle
Lovely!
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
Following the rectangle paper pattern, mine seems to be to narrow! The paper pattern measures 4.75 x 7.5 is this correct?
There is a chance your printer isn't printing the page at 100%. Some printers have a setting "Fit To Page" you will want to be sure that box is not checked. The pattern piece should measure 5"x8" when printed out :)
Shabby Fabrics - thank you for measurements 💞
I'm still stumped by the quilting. In the video you have quilted it after you have sewn the cover and turned it right side out. I cannot see where you have encased the quilting. Please help
After the main body piece is turned and the edge is top stitched and finished, we quilted our squares right across everything and trimmed the threads :) She starts talking about drawing the quilting lines around 6:55.
I found I had to back stitch at the end of each row, trying to make it as tidy as possible. I sewed to the edge line that I had stitched first after turning the bag the right way out. I hope this helps :)
I have just made this but it seems much more rectangular than flared out at the base and looks smaller
Hmm maybe that has to do with the stiffness of your interfacing? We don't know why it looks more rectangular :/
I know my printer didn't print 'to size' so,will make another and see how,that goes, used fusible lightweight fleece and very fine interfacing so it's a bit of a mystery - will see how the next one turns out!
Mine , too! I think it has to do with how the "darts" are sewn on the pockets. Are they vertical or horizontal?
Iove the pouch, but cannot find details of the rosette.
Here is the video for the Ric-Rac Rose: ua-cam.com/video/hGo6t5uTHQw/v-deo.html
very nice i wiĺl try
Thanks for watching - have fun making this!
Rectangular pattern page is not there! Measurement please
Didn't realize the box was the pattern piece. Just thought is outlined the supplies. Thanks for clarification! Can't wait to make one or several
The rectangle is page 1. It says Required Materials inside the rectangle. You cut that out for the pocket.
Thanks for your help, ladies! The rectangle outlined on the first page of the download is the template piece for the pockets :)
thank you so much for free pattern. Im so excited to make... thank you once again God bless! Lalaine Catubag
You're welcome! Thank you for following along, we would love to see photos of your finished project! :) -Kyla
For all of you who are asking- the rectangle template for the pocket pieces is the rectangle outline on the first page of the free download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/AccordionPouch_forDownload.pdf
I had to re-print page 1. The first time the rectangle was only 5' X 2 1/8", new print is 7 3/4" X 4 7/8".. Almost ready to start. Just need to figure out how to attach the Rick Rack Rose!
So sorry there have been some troubles printing it out. The pattern piece should measure 5"x8" when printed out. There is a chance your printer isn't printing the page at 100%. Some printers have a setting "Fit To Page" you will want to be sure that box is not checked. Hopefully that helps! If not, you can absolutely draw a rectangle that measures 5x8 :)
For our ric-rac rose, we just tacked it down with a few hand stitches. Also, if you aren't going to heavily use this pouch, you can hot glue it on :)
i would cut two patterns one for the outside one for the batting
That's a great idea! - Morgan
omg i just made this is like xxs small bag it look bigger on video but its cute
It's definitely a pouch size! So glad you thought it was cute, hope you had fun making it! - Morgan
Starting one
Yay! Hope to see photos! :) -Kyla
Are there any written directions for this?
We've got the diagram here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/AccordionPouch_forDownload.pdf
However we don't have long-form written instructions for this project. - Morgan
is there a purse/wallet pattern?
Hi Patricia! We have a free download for this project. It can be found if you click this link: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/AccordionPouch_forDownload.pdf
thanx dear
Thank you for watching! Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
thanks is so adorable and you are so sweet
That is so nice to hear! Thank you for watching and commenting!