She told me this all started when she realized she was carrying her hexie projects around in a ziploc bag! For real? This is the girl who designs gorgeous bags and pouches in her sleep. A ziploc bag? So she created three sizes of the see through pouch to match the sizes of gallon, quart and sandwich sized ziploc.
I was so happy when she asked me to test the pattern out for her (ok, let's be honest here, I begged! I think she let me test it just to shut me up!) When I saw her prototypes on Instagram I thought, "it looks like an aquarium!" (seriously? where do I come up with these weird thoughts?) So I ran right off to Joann's to hunt down some fishy fabric and the vinyl I needed. Before the night was over, I had made this large version of the pouch....
I couldn't wait to make more! I had some Lighthearted fabric (by the lovely Ayumi at Pink Penguin) that I had been
And then I had to try a small pouch (which, yes, is rectangular, oops! but yours will be square because you will use the correct sized pieces!)
Well yes! they do indeed look adorable inside a Pouch with a View! So all in all, I completed four pouches in no time flat. What a great pattern this is. Go get one. NOW! Happy pouch making.
4 comments:
Oh what great punches. Would make a lovely birthday gift...LOL.....
Ellyn, you are a crazy lady! You are the best tester ever, and I was fully prepared to beg you to test for me. And then you went above and beyond and made so many different version, including the INSANE teeny, tiny hexagon pouch!! Thanks for all your help, sweet friend.
Very fun! Curious if you have intended uses...
Very adorable! I will definitely be buying this pattern at some point. I've been wanting to make little purse sized first-aid kits to give out to some family at Christmas and that small size might be just the ticket (if I can't work out how to use my white sparkly vinyl.
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