A beautiful little zippered clutch is the kind of accessory that’s a snap to make and a joy to give (or keep). This version has a chic vintage look thanks to delicate cross stitch machine embroidery.
Based on one of our most popular “fanny pack” style pouches, weโve updated both the sample and the instructions to show you how to use lighter-weight fabrics and the proper interfacing to achieve a stylish yet still stable result.
We love the idea of concealing a cutting-edge electronic device inside a vintage wrapper. This sleek pouch has three generous pockets to hold a selection of devices; the front pocket is completely sealed with a zipper.
We used a modern batik for the exterior, but itโs just a small fabric cut; you may already have something perfect in your stash. Braided yarn straps are secured with side loop channels. And a triple tier tassel accents the zipper.
Sometimes, you gotta go bold or go home! We created a classic portfolio clutch that makes these French Velvet Border Ribbons from Renaissance Ribbons the star of the show as a wraparound feature against a rich solid denim.
Shine on! These adorable little pouches are made with Oly*Funโข Metallic: a flexible, synthetic material from Fairfield that doesnโt tear, fray or fade. You can sew it, glue it, staple it, pin it or tie it. We added zippers!
Little stuff? Zip it up! A zippered pouch is always handy to hold whatever small necessities you need to carry. This one is part of our matched trio of monogrammed travel essentials. The bottom darts add a bit of extra fullness.
This one tutorial gives you all the basics you need to create the first of what will be many zipper pouches. Learn how to cut a zipper to size, add end tabs, box the bottom corners, and insert a fully finished lining.
There are many times youโd rather have two hands free (Look Ma… No hands!) This clever little zippered pouch is a fun solution. Itย can slip onto a belt or clip onto a belt loop – perfect for urban walkers and more.
Two sizes โ tons of uses. Designed to drop into a larger bag or tote, these little pouches are really too pretty to hide! Theyโre long and slim with a full 12โ zippered opening. Use bold mix-and-match scraps + a fun zipper.
YES, you can make your own fabric wallet! This one features a large center pocket for bills, four smaller slots for credit cards, an exterior zippered pocket for coins, and a wrist strap so it can work as a mini purse.
Compact and tough, it can hold an iPad and cell phone for Techie Folk, file folders and homework to correct for Teacher Folk or art paper and drawing tools for Artist Folk. Itโs a versatile design for any occasion.
We used gorgeous Renaissance Ribbons to hold the zippers in place on these handy 6โ x 9โ pouches. Clear vinyl on the front lets you easily glance at the contents. Thereโs even a free pattern to create the rounded corners.
Two coordinated pouches designed to clip together. Use one or both. Turn them into a mini shoulder bag or ditch the strap and toss one or both into a larger tote. Stash money and cards in one, make-up and extras in the other.
It can be super hard to find small items in a big bag. This handy pouch helps you corral your important stuff. Like a leash, simply reach in, grab onto the lanyard, and reel up your mini bag o’ belongings.
A top zipper with end tabs is one of the easiest zipper installations you can do. This small, medium and large set of posh little pouches combines a luscious, jewel tone satin with a sturdy canvas. Cuts provided for all 3 sizes.