Size approximatly: 9”W x 6,5”H

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 Materials:

3 different FQ of fabric :

-Fabric A and B for the exterior

A B C
-Fabric C for the lining

-Light weight/medium woven fusible interfacing - Pellon SF101- Vilene G700

-Fusible fleece interfacing – Vilene H630-Headliner or Decovil Light

-Wristlet strap- 3” x 21”of exterior fabric B

(if you use a thin fabric put a interfacing)

-Erasable Marking Pen

-(1) 9”zipper

-Rotary Cutter or Scissors

-1 eyelet

-Eyelet setter anvil

-(1) 3/4” metal swivel hook

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 PRINTING
When printing set scaling to “none” or “100%” in your print properties.

A 1” (2.5 cm) test square is included with the pattern pieces

The pattern pieces include SA

PLEASE READ ENTIRE PATTERN BEFORE STARTING

Sewing Tips:

Seam allowance: is 1/4”(7 mm), unless otherwise specified.

WST/WS: an abbreviation that stands for Wrong Side Together OR Wrong

Side which indicates which way the fabric should face.

RST/RS: an abbreviation that stands for Right Side Together OR Right

Side which indicates which way the fabric should face

Basting Stitch: Sewing using a longer stitch length.

Topstitch : Sewing using a longer stitch length.

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 Preparation

Cutting:
- Cut out all paper pattern pieces along
the solid black lines. On the wrong side
of the fabric, trace and cut the pieces
from the exterior fabric and lining fabric,
as instructed on each pattern piece.

-Cut the interfacing and fleece using the

dashed lines of the pattern pieces.

- For the body align and fuse the

interfacing and the fleece. Be sure there
is 1/4" seam allowance around each of
these with no stabilisers for reducing the
bulk in the finished wristlet.

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 Making the exterior pocket

- Place the lining and the exterior

fabric for the pocket piece right sides
together, aligning all of the edges.

-Stitch a 1/4" seam along the curved

edge.

-Make small notches in the curved

area so that when turned, the fabric
will lay flat.

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-Turn right side out and press.Make a
topstitch around 1/8” from the edge
and also 1/4"(optional)

- Place the pocket on the front of the

outer fabric aligning the bottom edge
and sides. Stitching through all
layers, attach the pocket to the front
using a 1/8" seam allowance down
the side, across the bottom and up
the other side.

-as shown in picture

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-Place your pattern piece on the fabric

-and transfer the dashed line with an

erasable marker

-and making a seam up and down

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Insert the zipper

- Fold the zipper tabs in half and press,

place the zipper on the tab and mark
the zipper ends leaving a 8”, topstitch
along the edge of the zipper tab with a
1/8” seam allowance.

- Now to install the zipper. The zipper

teeth should be face down on the right
side of the pouch. Then, place the
lining over the zipper, right side toward
the right side of the pouch and stitch.
There may be a small amount of fabric
from the tabs overhanging the sides,
just make the zipper central and this
will be trimmed later.

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- Turn fabrics away from zipper (the
fabrics should be wrong side together)
and topstitch 1/8”and also 1/4".Trim the
excess fabric from the zipper ends level
with the sides.

- Turn the body and lining wrong sides

together and repeat for the other side of
the pouch. Now unzip the zipper at least
half of the way.

- Place the lining pieces right sides

together matching up the seams. For
the zipper ends fold the seams towards
the lining and the zipper tab towards the
outside. You can see in the picture that
the tab is pointing toward the outside of
the pouch and pin.

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- Sew around all the edges with a ¼ inch
seam allowance, leaving a 4" opening in
the lining to turn the pouch.

-It should look like this.

-Next, clip the corners, being careful not

to clip into the seam line.

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-From the opening we left earlier, turn
your work right side out

- Arrange by hand all corners, use a

knitting needle to get the corners as neat
and straight as possible. Press the
opening in the lining and then sew it
closed with a very small seam allowance.

-Gather the parts you will need to install

the eyelets (setter anvil).

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- Mark the spot where you want to place
the eyelets.

-Use the puncher and hammer to make a

hole.

- it should be looking like this.

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- Using the setter, insert the
eyelet/grommet through the hole and
hammer gently.

-Following the vídeo in You Tube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uslI
a0Ddtc

-Your pouch is done!

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 Wristlet Strap

- Now get out your folded strap piece.

Following the images on the right, first fold
the strap in half lengthwise. Press. Then
unfold. Fold one side to the centre and
press and then do the same with the other
side and press. You will now have a strap
that has each long side folded to the centre
and then each side folded to each other
again.

- Thread the strap through the swivel clip

and let it sit in the middle for now

- Take the short ends of your strap, unfold

them, and with right sides touching and
lined up. Stitch along edge 1/4”.
Press seam open, then fold again.
You should now have closed strap.

- Now we top stitch 1/8" along the edges of

both sides moving the swivel out of the
way when needed.

- Lastly, stitch across the strap near swivel

clip to keep it from moving around.

- Place the hole of the eyelets and is ready.

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 When you have completed your pouch.
I’d love you to share it with me!!!

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 You can sell pouches made from this pattern.

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 Zipper tabs
1”

Fold
B
Exterior Pocket
1 x exterior fabric
1 x lining fabric (cut in mirror)
2 x woven fusible interfacing
1 x fleece
 A
BODY

2 x exterior fabric

2 x lining fabric

4 x woven fusible interfacing

2 x fleece