This compact yet surprisingly spacious pouch is an easy-to-sew design that is both simple and practical, coming together in just a few hours. Its straightforward construction and secure snap closure make it perfect for anyone looking to create something useful in no time. Whether as an everyday accessory or a thoughtful handmade gift, the Seamless Snap Pouch effortlessly blends practicality with handmade charm.
Want to sew one together? Gather your materials, print out the template (at the bottom of the page), and we will start next week!
MATERIALS
Body of the pouch
- 61/2" x 12" piece of cotton canvas or heavy/quilting cotton for outer body
- 61/2 x 12" piece of one-sided fusible interfacing foam
- 61/21/2" x 12" piece of cotton for lining
- 61/2" x 12" piece of lightweight fusible interfacing
Binding
- 32" x 21/4" piece of fabric cut on bias for binding for the entire pouch - ends cut at 45 degrees
- 41/2 x 21/4" piece of fabric cut on bias for binding for the side panels - ends cut at 90 degrees
Side panels of the pouch
- two 21/2" x 31/2" pieces of the same fabric as for the outer body
- two 21/2" x 31/2" pieces of the same fabric as for the lining of the pouch
- two 21/2" x 31/2" pieces of one-sided fusible interfacing foam
Extras
- two small magnetic snaps 3/8" in diameter
- four small pieces of batting slightly bigger than the magnetic snaps about 1" x 3/4"
- small piece of linen for the tag
- embroidery floss
- sewing supplies
Approximate finished size: 6" x 4" x 11/2"
Binding Diagram
THINGS TO REMEMBER
- I highly recommend using one-sided fusible foam to give the required shape to this pouch. (I am using Legacy Flex-Foam 1-sided fusible stabiliser).
- For a coherent look, choose a non-directional print for both the outer and inner layers.
- Linen, canvas or quilting cotton will give your pouch a sturdy, polished finish.
- Press the fabrics with a warm iron before cutting to keep them wrinkle free.
- Print the templates provided at the bottom of the page, and check the 1" test square to ensure accurate sizing.
TEMPLATE
The step-by-step instructions for this pouch will be published next week here on my blog. I will also share detailed video tutorials on my Instagram.
Can't wait to start sewing! 😊 Larisa xo
Merci beaucoup Larisa
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome! 🌸
DeleteThank you. I can hardly wait to try this out.
ReplyDeleteOh! I am so happy! Hope you enjoy this small make! 🌸
DeleteAm going to do this!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! See you next week! 🌸
DeleteYeah!! I’m so excited about this.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Can't wait! 🌸
DeleteSo sweet, I can't wait to make this cute pouch 🌸🩷
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! Not long to wait! 🌸
DeleteSo excited 💖 have loved watching you make your little pouch 😊
ReplyDeleteOh! Thank you so much for following along my adventures! 😊 🌸
DeleteThis is so cute! Would love to know the name of the fabric and try to make it the same!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Darla! For this particular pouch I used "My Favourite Things" by Elea Lutz print.
Delete