Hi. My name is Grandma G. I am a triple-zip pouch addict.
And there's the proof. Pouch #4 from this tutorial. Can I help it they're so fun to make?
This one was a test, of sorts. I just wanted to see if sewing with interfaced quilting cotton was much easier, especially for turning the corners, than with the home dec weight fabric I used for the other three. Conclusion: it did make turning the corners 'slightly' easier, but not enough to be worth the extra time and effort to cut and fuse interfacing, in my opinion. I also thought it might make sewing over the thicknesses of the tabs, etc., at the ends of the zippers easier, but it didn't help much. I think my zipper foot is just kinda fussy about that.
All in all, I think I prefer the home dec weight fabric, but just by a little. I like the fabric combination on this pouch. They're all from Michelle Bencsko's Shade Garden.
Will/can I give up making those pouches? That remains to be seen. I have no plans for any more at the moment. However, it might be fun to try other sizes, so I may have to experiment someday.......
Linking up to Amylouwho's Sew & Tell.....
3 comments:
Darling pouch! Since I haven't done one in home dec, it's interesting to have you compare the two. And 'sizes' has been on my mind too! ;-)
Love the fabrics on this one. And yes you're an addict!
Thank you, ladies! :) And I am quite happy to be a pouch addict. There are much worse things I could be addicted to. :)
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