Make Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any Size

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They’re Great in Any Color Theme!

Use scraps to make charming pouches of any size. Small ones are great for things like pencils, pens, and jewelry. Medium-sized bags work nicely for projects, take-along sewing, toiletries, and more, while the large denim bag can be used for just about anything.

String-piecing is used to create the bag sections. Foundations can be paper, parchment paper, sew-in interfacing, or thin batting (called wadding). The demo explains which type works best for each size and fabric type.

Make Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any Size

Scraps in any color theme are great for this project. Old jeans are also wonderful.

Make Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any Size

Instructions for four sizes are provided by the designer, Judith from Just Jude Designs. Plus, you can easily customize the pattern for any shape and size.

Make Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any Size

Make Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any Size

Make Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any Size

While there are no written instructions, the following video does an excellent job of explaining how the bags go together.

Click here to watch the video at YouTube if it doesn’t play on your device.

Learn more about the bags here.

In the following screenshots, wadding means batting and interlining refers to interfacing.

Make Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any SizeMake Charming Scrappy Pouches of Any Size

 

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