The pattern is Perfect Zip Bags by Elizabeth Hartman - using a great method to insert a zipper and construct the bag.
The fabrics were the very modern Echo line by Lotta Jansdotter.
I started this one using a little strip of chevron piecing I had hanging around, but decided the colors may not be exactly my partner's taste. So I get to finish this up for me!
And I received this adorable pouch from Miss Nancy at Tea and Quilts! My grand-daughter claimed it last night and there was a bit of persuasion to get it back!
The fabrics were the very modern Echo line by Lotta Jansdotter.
I started this one using a little strip of chevron piecing I had hanging around, but decided the colors may not be exactly my partner's taste. So I get to finish this up for me!
And I received this adorable pouch from Miss Nancy at Tea and Quilts! My grand-daughter claimed it last night and there was a bit of persuasion to get it back!
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Squeeeel! I love my pouch; thank you so much Cindy! I'm actually sewing a up a quilt top with Lotta's fabric right now so it was just perfect timing! Loooove it! Deepest thanks; it is truly appreciated!
ReplyDeleteThey both look quite perfect, and both colour and fabric combinations are just gorgeous, the second one my particular favourite. You've done such a good job.
ReplyDeleteYou have a great eye for color, Cindy. Beautiful pouch!
ReplyDeleteLove your use of Echo for this sweet pouch. The chevron is a perfect idea, and doing it in this small project may just be the push I need to try them.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun little bags, Cindy! You have such a knack for putting great fabric combos together!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! I love the chevrons - I've pinned your tutorial to use another day! :)
ReplyDeleteBoth the pouches you made are absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAll the pouches were fun, lovely and unique. Glad that you like the pouch. Hope it comes in handy. The pouch you made was wonderfully modern.
ReplyDeleteHave a super great sewing and stitching day.