Boxy Pencil Pouch PDF sewing pattern with video
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The Boxy Pencil Pouch is exactly what the name suggests: a pouch designed to store your pencils, pens, or sewing equipment. It is created from two flat rectangles, but then you join the dots, and voila! You now have a useful deep pouch, which opens out to form two trays. The seams are bound using my favourite grown-on self binding technique, for a tidy finish. Finally, you get instructions for a cute little zipper pull.
This popular pattern was originally just cut sizes, but has been updated to be full pattern pieces with all of the markings you need to make the sewing quick and easy. The tutorial now comes with 23 photos, showing you the steps in more detail. And it has a video! You can follow along with me while I show you all of my tips and techniques for getting a great finish. Watch it here.
Supplies needed
Fabric requirements (width x height)
Fabric A: 9” x 10"
Fabric B: 19” x 4”
Lining: 15” x 15”
Fusible Interfacing: 15” x 13”
Fusible Fleece: 14” x 12”
#3 (dress) zipping: 16"
Waxed cotton cord: 6"
Pony beads: 2
Sundries needed: fabric marker, zipper foot, hump jumper, point turner
Optional extras: 1/4" machine foot, fabric glue stick, awl or other pointy tool
Suggested Fabrics
Fabrics: Cotton quilting weight fabrics; cotton canvas; denim
Lining: Cotton quilting weight fabrics
Fusible interfacing: Any medium weight fusible interfacing, woven or non-woven
Fusible Fleece: Vlieseline H630 low loft fusible fleece; Pellon fusible fleece, or similar
Zipping: Any dress weight zip, either by the yard or ready made. The size listed allows for a longer zip than is needed, to make it easier for a beginner to sew. The zip is cut to length after stitching. If you are using a zipper with metal teeth, you will need to remove some teeth with pliers before cutting.
Waxed cotton cord: This is just a suggestion! You could also use leather cord, faux suede cord, or a rouleau loop of one on the fabrics.
INCLUDED:
* List of all materials and quantities needed to complete the project
* Instructions on how to cut and prepare the fabrics
* Step by step instructions including photographs of each step
* Pattern ready for printing
* This item is a digital file NOT a physical item
* You may sell the finished items on a small handmade scale. DO NOT MASS PRODUCE.
* Please note, there are no refunds on instant download patterns after downloading
THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PDF PATTERN SENT TO YOUR EMAIL, NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT
Designed by Hazel A Patterns
This is a downloadable PDF pattern sent to your email, not a physical product.
The Boxy Pencil Pouch is exactly what the name suggests: a pouch designed to store your pencils, pens, or sewing equipment. It is created from two flat rectangles, but then you join the dots, and voila! You now have a useful deep pouch, which opens out to form two trays. The seams are bound using my favourite grown-on self binding technique, for a tidy finish. Finally, you get instructions for a cute little zipper pull.
This popular pattern was originally just cut sizes, but has been updated to be full pattern pieces with all of the markings you need to make the sewing quick and easy. The tutorial now comes with 23 photos, showing you the steps in more detail. And it has a video! You can follow along with me while I show you all of my tips and techniques for getting a great finish. Watch it here.
Supplies needed
Fabric requirements (width x height)
Fabric A: 9” x 10"
Fabric B: 19” x 4”
Lining: 15” x 15”
Fusible Interfacing: 15” x 13”
Fusible Fleece: 14” x 12”
#3 (dress) zipping: 16"
Waxed cotton cord: 6"
Pony beads: 2
Sundries needed: fabric marker, zipper foot, hump jumper, point turner
Optional extras: 1/4" machine foot, fabric glue stick, awl or other pointy tool
Suggested Fabrics
Fabrics: Cotton quilting weight fabrics; cotton canvas; denim
Lining: Cotton quilting weight fabrics
Fusible interfacing: Any medium weight fusible interfacing, woven or non-woven
Fusible Fleece: Vlieseline H630 low loft fusible fleece; Pellon fusible fleece, or similar
Zipping: Any dress weight zip, either by the yard or ready made. The size listed allows for a longer zip than is needed, to make it easier for a beginner to sew. The zip is cut to length after stitching. If you are using a zipper with metal teeth, you will need to remove some teeth with pliers before cutting.
Waxed cotton cord: This is just a suggestion! You could also use leather cord, faux suede cord, or a rouleau loop of one on the fabrics.
INCLUDED:
* List of all materials and quantities needed to complete the project
* Instructions on how to cut and prepare the fabrics
* Step by step instructions including photographs of each step
* Pattern ready for printing
* This item is a digital file NOT a physical item
* You may sell the finished items on a small handmade scale. DO NOT MASS PRODUCE.
* Please note, there are no refunds on instant download patterns after downloading
THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PDF PATTERN SENT TO YOUR EMAIL, NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT
Designed by Hazel A Patterns
