Showing posts with label pouch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pouch. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Christmas pouches - Joulupussukoita


I went through my fabric stash the other day and found different christmas fabrics from a few years back. I decided to set up a conveyor belt type of production line and turn these fabrics into cute little pouches. The first batch consists of six pouches of two sizes.

Tässä yksi päivä kävin läpi kangasvarastoani ja löysin sieltä erilaisia jouluisia kankaita muutaman vuoden takaa. Päätin tehdä niistä liukuhihnatyönä pikkuisia pussukoita ja niitä syntyikin yhteensä kuusi kappaletta ja kahta eri kokoa.


These pouches are brilliant to use where ever! I use them both to keep similar items together in my handbag and to store items at home. In my handbag they might contain make-up, jewellery, snacks for the little man and sometimes I use the pouch itself as a "handbag" since my phone, keys and money fit well into one. At home I use these pouches to store mainly items related to craft; buttons, thread, bobbins, crochet hooks and similar small items stay neatly arranged in the beautiful little pouches.

Nämä pussukat on loistavia vaikka minkälaiseen käyttöön! Itse käytän niitä sekä käsilaukussa erilaisten pientavaroiden yhdessäpitamiseen sekä kotona tavaroiden säilytykseen. Käsilaukusta näiden sisältä löytyy muun muassa meikkejä, koruja, pikkuherran välipalakeksejä ja joskus käytän itse pussukkaa "käsilaukkuna" ja kannan mukana puhelimen, avaimet ja rahaa. Kotona pussukat on käytössä pääasiassa ompelutarvikkeiden säilömisessä; napit, ompelulankarullat, ompelukoneen puolat, virkkuukoukut ynnä muut pikkuiset tavarat pysyy hyvin tallessa omissa kauniissa pussukoissaan. 




There is a problem with these pouches, similar to handbags, you can never have too many ;) I'm lucky they don't take long to make and beautiful fabrics are aplenty in my stash and the shops! I think these might find their way into Santa's sack...

Näiden kanssa on vähän sama ongelma kuin laukkujenkin, niitä ei koskaan voi olla liikaa ;) Onneksi pussukoita on mukava ja nopea tehdä ja kauniita kankaita on varastot ja kaupat pullollaan! Luulen, että nämä saattavat löytää tiensä joulupukin säkkiin...

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Pouches, pouches - big & small

Made a couple of pouches tonight as well. Two big and one small. I really like the beige one with green flowers <3

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Comeback

I'm back from holidays and the sewing machine has been lifted on to the dining table again! These are the first two pouches after the break. I had had my eye on the purple & orange fabric for some time and when I found the matching lining fabric on special as well I had to buy :)

I made two sizes; the smaller with a 15cm zip and the bigger with a18cm one. These both have either interfacing  or fleece in them to give some more structure. I also added a handle loop on the bigger one so it's basically a tiny hand bag.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Boxy pouch





I decided to sew something quick tonight after our home loan consultant had left and I had cooked us a beautiful dinner ;) This boxy pouch will come handy in the upcoming travels. I quite like the fabrics as well!

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Birdies




A frame purse with tiny little birdies. My second attempt with glueing the frame which went better. Just too bad that the frame is not quite in the middle... Oh well, I guess I just need more practice!

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Blue & white wristlet


I love this little wristlet pouch. It's roomy enough for phone, keys, money and a lipstick and handy to carry around with the wristlet strap. Corduroy sure is perfect for pouches like these!

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Wristlet pouch

This cute little wristlet pouch was made for a cute little 5 year old girl as a present. Any ideas what to fill it with? This one was made with the same instructions from annanaarteet.blogspot.com as the previous pouches.

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Pouches, many pouches

I made a few pouches today for all the little things lying at the bottom of my bag. I used the instructions from annanaarteet.blogspot.com which were really easy and simple to follow (if you know Finnish).