iTouch bags:
Step 1: Trace the phone on paper or go to the website and get the dimension.
Step 2: Grab some stash fabric, interfacing, a 8" zip, some Steam a seam lite 2 and take a deep breath. Breath out. Ahhh.
Here's the first attempt.
The flower line is where the real width of the bag should be.
Take 2:
The first nephew suggested an external pocket with Velcro. Then he suggested an internal pocket with velcro. I sewed did a quick road test (purple version) and decided to keep the current design but split the internal bag into 2 sections and skip the velcro. The smaller section would be for the cords and the larger section for the iTouch.
The purple bag had two internal pockets that I've unpicked because I don't know the size of the iTouch covers so instead of guessing, each bag has wiggle room.
The pink and beige coin purses below are made by Goosegreen.
You can see how tiny and well made her coin purses are.
Here's a link to a tute by Flossie Teacakes that Sew hopeful found while stash busting. You'll get a much nicer zipper finish than I've made.
There's a dress in the pipeline that I'm eager to finish for Christmas.




10 comments:
Great little bags! They are an excellent gift idea, especially when intended for a specific item the kids use.
You are a really nice Aunty! Love all the bags, each and one if them!
So cute! These look great and you did such an awesome job. The niece and nephews are going to love them!
Aw! Such cute and useful gifts. What a nice Auntie!
What a nice aunt you are!!
The bags look great. (and are still on my to-do list).
We have both been making the same thing this week. Great minds think alike. ;-) I love the ones you've made too. They are such a great gift.
You are a terrific auntie, these little bags look fantastic! Funny; I've ben making some little coin purses too... not blogged yet ;)
You're a wonderful aunt, having the patience to make all these. I had the same idea to make a whole heap of these, but gave up after three because they are so fiddly. I'd much rather be sewing a dress!
Cute bags and perfectly executed for the nieces and nephews.
Kristy, I totally understand where you're coming from. I'd rather be sewing clothes too.
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