Very helpful video! It was my first time doing a project with interfacing and a zipper. Smooth sailing until the end when I had to flip it inside out. I thought I had messed up so I started seam ripping. Realized that I did it all right but I forgot to unzip the zipper at that one step. Luckily I only seam ripped one edge before realizing and was able to sew that back up quick and unzip the zipper somehow. It looks and works great!
Had a go at making one this evening. Always apprehensive about zips, but daughter needed a case for school, and it was a pretty good attempt. Took me 2 or so hours as I've never made a pox pencil case before, and I surprised myself, and delighted with the result. Thank you 😊
Very helpful, i don’t have a sewing machine and it worked just as if i had one! Very simple and if you’re wondering how much time it took ,5-6 hours, for my first big project it worked just fine, maybe a little wonky but nonetheless is amazing, i recommended not using elastic cloth (similar to shirts)!! And as a beginner it taught to use different kind of sewing techniques and if i messed up ( being such a simple design) I could start again without problems, thank you so much!!
Thank you for the easy to follow instruction! I finished the pencilcase, shes a lil wonky but shes full of love!! Great succes for a first time project
Thank you so much😘💖 Congratulations🎉🎉You succeeded in finishing your first sewing project.👍👍 I also think that the handmade pouch is full of love. You can make the pouch as gift to your friends.💖🎁
This is a really good tutorial and pattern. Once I got my head around drawing the template from the measurements It was very easy to construct and fairly forgiving as some of my seam allowances were a bit off. But you could not tell from the final product that there were any errors
wow!! really fun project, but definitely a lot harder than it looks! this was only my second or third sewing project, and my first time constructing something 3D, and i learned a lot... definitely learned some things i will do better next time, but also gained a lot of confidence and got much more comfortable with my machine! it may not be perfect, but I have a finished product, and the next one will be even better :)
Thank you so much for your kind words😘💖💖🌹💐 I'm delighted that you try to make the pencil pouch🥰💕Congratulations on completing your second sewing project and successfully making the pencil pouch🎉🎉
Esse foi um dos melhores de vídeos de costura criativa de estojos de lápis ✏️! É o vídeo mais didático e simplificado que dá pra entender como fazer na parte da união do forro com a parte do tecido de principal. Vou tentar fazer com tecidos de xita ( aqui no Brasil são usados em festas de folclore e são baratos) para fazer como um teste mas eu acho que vai dar certo! Minha máquina de costura também é doméstica! Muito obrigada pela sua aula.! Adorei, gratidão!🙏🏻 ❤😊👍🏻🪡🇧🇷 9:00
Thank you so much for watching my DIY video and leaving such a kind comment😘💕💕💐💐 I am delighted that you enjoyed my sewing tutorial and are planning to try making the pencil pouch🥰😍 I have great confidence that you will create a beautiful pencil pouch😊💖
Excellent video!Easy to follow! Thank you! How does the size of the boxed corners affect the height of the bag? If I want a larger pencil case with a finished size of 9 ” L, 4” W and 4” T with boxed corners for 2:38. Is there some kind of a formula to use?
Thank you. I've done my pencil case easily following your guides. However, How thick is the interfacing you use in this video? My interfacing seems too soft and thin, the form in finish looks not good.
Thank you for your comment😘💕 To make this pouch, I use a woven fusible interfacing. The interfacing is not too thick but it's hand feeling is hard. Since the front fabric (poplin cotton fabric) is soft, I choose a hard interfacing to support the front fabric😆
Great instructions. I used medium Pellon on standard cotton fabric but the case seems a little mushy. Maybe I should interface the lining as well so it stands firm like yours does.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖🌹 Ironing an interfacing onto the lining is a good way to make the pouch stiffer😊👍 You can also try ironing a hard fusible interfacing onto the front fabric, as the hard interfacing can give the pouch its shape😄🌈
Two comments to help clarify your instructions. 1 The little ‘tabs’ at both ends of the zip are too narrow. I had to recut pieces 5cm x 5cm in order for them to look neat and cover the zip. 2 It would be helpful to state that the zip is inserted at the bottom of your pattern where you’ve allowed 3.5cm to account for this.
Thank you so much for providing additional information😘💖💖🌹🌈 I apologize for any confusion caused by the content🙇♀️🙇♀️ Allow me to clarify that the zipper should be sewn on the top side of the pattern (the side that with 3cm corner)😊
Thank you so much for your question😘💖💖🌹 To make this pouch, I used a woven fusible interfacing. Its hand feeling is hard, which helps give the shape to the pouch😊🌈
Thank you so much for your kind comment.😘💖 It encourages me a lot.🥰💕💕 I will make the school bags when I find the suitable materials and may make it in my later video.😊😆
miss hi. video is very helpful as a beginner. only questions is which side up for zipper? thank your for the educational video. looking forward for new DIY.
Hi! So helpful. Just a quick question: When the lining has a pattern I get confused how to place them during the process … any help there? To avoid the lining pattern to be upside down? Thanks
Pretty , I was looking for diy pencil pouches for the back to school session. Thanks for this simple vid. Btw , first time on your channel , and already subscribed :)
What are the type of pens called that you put in your pouch first at the start of the video? I've been seeing them everywhere recently and cant seem to find them.
That worked like a charm. Just spent 3 hours following along and the result is real good... but shorter than your version albeit having followed it to the letter. Was seam allowed added? Cause I treated it as included. Maybe this is why it is shorter. Anyhow, thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖 I am so glad that you try to make the pouch😍 The pattern of front fabric and lining is included 1cm seam allowance😄😆
Hi. I was wondering about the measurements. At the top it shows 3cm and the bottom 3.5cm is this why I noticed a couple of comments about it being wonky? I have just cut out and will make all corners the same. Lovely video and fabric. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖💐💐 I am so glad that you try to make the pencil pouch😍 For the pattern, the zipper should be sewn on the top side of the pattern (the 3cm corner side) because each side of the corner should be approximately 3.5cm after adding the zipper😊💕
Hi😊I think that the interfacing can support the front fabric and maintain the shape of the pouch. It is not necessary but I think the pouch will wrinkle easily and can not keep a box shape if do not use interfacing in this case.😂 The woven fusible interfacing is used to iron on the front fabric and a cotton is used for lining to make the pouch in this video.😄Hope my answer can help you.😊💖
Thank you so much for your comments. 😘💕💕💐💐Interfacing is a material usually ironed onto the backside of fabrics to add structure and stability.😊 In this video, I used a woven fusible interfacing that has a stiff hand feel. I believe this helps support the front fabric and maintain the shape of the pouch.😆 Of course, you can sew the pencil case without it, but I think the pouch will wrinkle easily and may not hold a box shape as well in that case. I hope it helps! 😊💖
@@jumah0d hey, I used to have this problem too. You could try turning the heat of the iron down a bit or putting a piece of baking paper between the iron and the interfacing. Hope this helps! :))
Good video 👏🏽 ❓ Thank you, but will you answer this ❓ On the corner cuts is the longer cut the 1 1/2 inch cut always on the short side or the longer side. I think it’s always on the shortest sides 🤔🤔. I need to know because I want a larger pouch pattern. ❣️❣️
Thank you😊😊 The each side of the corner should be equal. For the pattern in this video, the length of the pouch is depended on longer side of the pattern, the width of the pouch is depended on the size of corner and the height of the pouch is depended on the short side. You can adjust it according to the finished size you prefer.😄
Can I ask why the cut outs are half a cm different on one edge please? The pattern shows one edge cutouts are 3.5cm x 3.5cm but the opposite edge they're 3cm x 3.5cm. I just would like to understand why 😊
Thank you so much for your question😘💕💕🌹🌹 The zipper is sewn on the 3cm side. The 0.5cm is for the zipper. I'm not sure how to explain it in words, but I hope this information is helpful.😊💖
Thank you for your kind comment.😘 The total length of zipper that used to make this pouch should be 24cm that match the length of the fabric. I just cut the continuous zipper into 24cm length when make this pouch.😋 For other choice, I think that the 20cm closed end zipper can instead of the 24cm continuous zipper. Because the total length of 20cm closed end zipper often is 24cm.🤗 Hope my answer can help you.😊💖 For your second question, since I haven't used 9 inches zipper to make this pouch before, so I can't answer this question. I am so sorry.😉
@@sherryhandmade thank you so much for taking the time to respond! I was able to make a pouch from an 8" zipper. I had to sew the ends closed to meet the 24cm length. I appreciate your instructional video greatly. Thank you so much!!
Lovely video. Thank you! I am curious though about your zipper. It is 24 cm long, but how wide is it? My zip is 2.7 cm wide. Maybe yours is wider? I found out that when I sew the zip at 1 cm seam allowance, as you and others recommend, the stitching is too close to the zipper's teeth and I cannot move the slider up or down. I will either have to get wider zippers or sew at less than 1 cm seam allowance. Can you measure, please, the width of your zipper, Sherry, and let me know? Just curious. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖 I am so glad that you try to make the pencil pouch😍🌹 About the zipper, since I bought this zipper a few years ago and I have already used it for my sewing projects. So I can't find the zipper and measure the width of it now. I am so sorry😉
Hello, are you talking about the width of the pattern? The size of the pattern of front fabric and lining is 31cm x 15.5cm before cutting the square corner😄The width is 9cm after cutting the square corner😊
Hi, Nice video.!🤗 One question pls: do you think I can make the same pencil pouch but with polyester fabric🤔😊 And do you think this is good for absolute beginners?😆😆 I apreteate the time and effort u put in your vids
Hi, thank you for your kind words😘💖 I don't known much about the polyester fabric😂😉but I think that you can try to make it😄 For beginners, I would like to suggest them to use the cotton fabric, poplin fabric or oxford cotton fabric to make this pouch because I think these fabrics are easy to stitch when we make the pouch😊😊
Thank you for your comment😘💖💖 I use poplin fabric to make this pouch😊The fabric is thin. I think that the interfacing give the shape to the pouch and support the fabric😆👍
You are welcome😊💖 The zipper used to make this pouch is a continuous zipper. It is a long continuous length zipper. I just cut it into 24cm that is the size I needed to make this pouch😆
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This is the easiest version I have seen. Thank you for making it so simple
Thank you so much😘💖💖
Very helpful video! It was my first time doing a project with interfacing and a zipper. Smooth sailing until the end when I had to flip it inside out. I thought I had messed up so I started seam ripping. Realized that I did it all right but I forgot to unzip the zipper at that one step. Luckily I only seam ripped one edge before realizing and was able to sew that back up quick and unzip the zipper somehow. It looks and works great!
Thank you for your comment.😘💖 I am glad that you like the video.😍Congratulations👏👏You succeeded in finishing your first zipper sewing project.🎉🎉
I did the exact same thing by not unzipping. Thankfully I didn't start ripping the seams and got the zipper unzipped. Whew.
Best tutorial ever. The easiest way to make a pencil case. Just finished making one and it turned out great. Thank you so much!
Had a go at making one this evening. Always apprehensive about zips, but daughter needed a case for school, and it was a pretty good attempt. Took me 2 or so hours as I've never made a pox pencil case before, and I surprised myself, and delighted with the result. Thank you 😊
Great tutorial!! Thanks!!
Very helpful, i don’t have a sewing machine and it worked just as if i had one! Very simple and if you’re wondering how much time it took ,5-6 hours, for my first big project it worked just fine, maybe a little wonky but nonetheless is amazing, i recommended not using elastic cloth (similar to shirts)!!
And as a beginner it taught to use different kind of sewing techniques and if i messed up ( being such a simple design) I could start again without problems, thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for your comments😘💕
You give us a good recommendation👍👍The elastic cloth is not easy to stitch for beginners😉😊
Thanks so where do I get the material
thank you!🙌 I completed it today! very good instructions. I did it step by step. I will do another one smaller😋
Thank you for your comment.😘 I am so happy you like the pouch and try to make it.😍💖
Thank you for this clear video. I tried a few and they come out perfect every time. God bless you for sharing.
Thank you😘💖🌹
Thank you for the easy to follow instruction! I finished the pencilcase, shes a lil wonky but shes full of love!! Great succes for a first time project
Thank you so much😘💖 Congratulations🎉🎉You succeeded in finishing your first sewing project.👍👍 I also think that the handmade pouch is full of love. You can make the pouch as gift to your friends.💖🎁
This is a really good tutorial and pattern. Once I got my head around drawing the template from the measurements It was very easy to construct and fairly forgiving as some of my seam allowances were a bit off. But you could not tell from the final product that there were any errors
Of all pouch videos I have seen, this is the easiest and least complicated 👍
Thank you so much for your comments😘🌹🌹 It encourages me a lot.💖
Good illustration thank you so much ❤
Thank you so much😘💖💖💐💐
Would like to know...why the corners are not the same....3.5 x 3.5cm and 3.5 x 3cm
To account for the zip
wow!! really fun project, but definitely a lot harder than it looks! this was only my second or third sewing project, and my first time constructing something 3D, and i learned a lot... definitely learned some things i will do better next time, but also gained a lot of confidence and got much more comfortable with my machine! it may not be perfect, but I have a finished product, and the next one will be even better :)
Thank you so much for your kind words😘💖💖🌹💐 I'm delighted that you try to make the pencil pouch🥰💕Congratulations on completing your second sewing project and successfully making the pencil pouch🎉🎉
Super . Bestes Stiftemäppchen Schnittmuster und Ergebnis ever. 👍❤️👍❤️
Thank you so much 🥰😘💖💖
Very helpful video
Thank you 😘💖
Esse foi um dos melhores de vídeos de costura criativa de estojos de lápis ✏️!
É o vídeo mais didático e simplificado que dá pra entender como fazer na parte da união do forro com a parte do tecido de principal.
Vou tentar fazer com tecidos de xita ( aqui no Brasil são usados em festas de folclore e são baratos) para fazer como um teste
mas eu acho que vai dar certo!
Minha máquina de costura também é doméstica! Muito obrigada pela sua aula.!
Adorei, gratidão!🙏🏻 ❤😊👍🏻🪡🇧🇷 9:00
Thank you so much for watching my DIY video and leaving such a kind comment😘💕💕💐💐 I am delighted that you enjoyed my sewing tutorial and are planning to try making the pencil pouch🥰😍 I have great confidence that you will create a beautiful pencil pouch😊💖
You have mad may somer da best somer ever❤❤❤😊😊😊
Thank you for tutorial!!
Thank you so much😘💖💖🌹🌈
Amazing.. thank you so much 💓
Love it, so pretty, thank you....
Thank you for your kind words😘💖
Super. It helps me.
Thank you so much😘💕💕💐💐
Very explained good very good
Thank you so much😘💖💖🌈
New Subscriber! Hello from Minnesota 💜 Thank you for sharing this video
Thank you so much😘💖💖🌸🌈
wow thanks to this so that i can use my sewing machine 😊🤗
Thank you😘💖
Let's get started to make a beautiful handmade pencil pouch😍😊
Excellent video!Easy to follow! Thank you! How does the size of the boxed corners affect the height of the bag? If I want a larger pencil case with a finished size of
9 ” L, 4” W and 4” T with boxed corners for 2:38. Is there some kind of a formula to use?
Thanks for the sharing🤗🥰
Thank you😘💖
Looks easy. What type of interfacing did you use?
Woven fusible interfacing😊😊😊
i just made it, with a squared black n white fabric, it's really pretty 😍 thank you ❤
Thank you so much😘💖💖💐💐 I am so glad to hear that.🥰💕💕
Thank you. I've done my pencil case easily following your guides. However, How thick is the interfacing you use in this video? My interfacing seems too soft and thin, the form in finish looks not good.
Thank you for your comment😘💕
To make this pouch, I use a woven fusible interfacing. The interfacing is not too thick but it's hand feeling is hard. Since the front fabric (poplin cotton fabric) is soft, I choose a hard interfacing to support the front fabric😆
Great instructions. I used medium Pellon on standard cotton fabric but the case seems a little mushy. Maybe I should interface the lining as well so it stands firm like yours does.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖🌹 Ironing an interfacing onto the lining is a good way to make the pouch stiffer😊👍 You can also try ironing a hard fusible interfacing onto the front fabric, as the hard interfacing can give the pouch its shape😄🌈
Very will made,thank you.
Thank you😊😊
Two comments to help clarify your instructions. 1 The little ‘tabs’ at both ends of the zip are too narrow. I had to recut pieces 5cm x 5cm in order for them to look neat and cover the zip. 2 It would be helpful to state that the zip is inserted at the bottom of your pattern where you’ve allowed 3.5cm to account for this.
Thank you so much for providing additional information😘💖💖🌹🌈 I apologize for any confusion caused by the content🙇♀️🙇♀️ Allow me to clarify that the zipper should be sewn on the top side of the pattern (the side that with 3cm corner)😊
@@sherryhandmade Thanks for that.
Super 👌
Thank you😘💕💕
Thank you for sharing
Thank you😊😘
I loved this so much .
Can you please mention the front fabric that you use .
Thank you so much for your comment😘💕💕💐💐 The front fabric is a floral print cotton fabric😊💖
Great thanks
Thank you.😘😘
What kind of interfacing do you use?
Thank you so much for your question😘💖💖🌹 To make this pouch, I used a woven fusible interfacing. Its hand feeling is hard, which helps give the shape to the pouch😊🌈
So cuteee
Thank you😘💖💖
Superb
Thank you😘😍
Is the size of the rectangle before corners. 31x16. Or. 24x9?
I have the same doubt
The size of the front fabric and lining before corners are 31cm x 15.5cm. The size of interfacing before corners are 29cm x13.5cm.😊
@@sherryhandmade thank you for answering
hi, did you add an extra seam allowance to the pattern or is it included in the pattern and how much?
Hi😊💖 The pattern in the video is included 1cm seam allowance😄😆
Your sewings are very nice .
Can you put a video about sewing school bags.
Thank you for shearing with us this beautiful videos...
Thank you so much for your kind comment.😘💖 It encourages me a lot.🥰💕💕 I will make the school bags when I find the suitable materials and may make it in my later video.😊😆
Beautiful
Thank you😘😘
miss hi. video is very helpful as a beginner. only questions is which side up for zipper? thank your for the educational video. looking forward for new DIY.
Thank you so much😘💖💖 The zipper is sewn on the upper side of the pattern (the side that with 3cm corner)😊
@@sherryhandmade thank you miss. still learning
Hi! So helpful. Just a quick question: When the lining has a pattern I get confused how to place them during the process … any help there? To avoid the lining pattern to be upside down? Thanks
Pretty , I was looking for diy pencil pouches for the back to school session. Thanks for this simple vid.
Btw , first time on your channel , and already subscribed :)
Thank you very much for your comment and subscription.😘💖It encourages me a lot.😍😋
What are the type of pens called that you put in your pouch first at the start of the video? I've been seeing them everywhere recently and cant seem to find them.
It is M&G kawaii 24 colors retractable gel pen. I bought it from a online shop that called Taobao.😊😋
@@sherryhandmade :0 ok thanks! :)
Amazing
Thank you😘💕
hello! im new to sew world, can i ask you what kind of fabric you use for the lining? thank you so much for the video!
Hello😊 Thank you so much😘💕💕 I usually use poplin fabric or cotton fabric for lining because it is easy to sew😊👍
@@sherryhandmade omg! thank you so much for the reply!! 🙏🏻🙇🏻♀️ love your contents so much!
Thank you for tutorial, how long should be zipper?
She said 24 cm
thanks for this great tutorial! question; how do you shorten your zipper? thanks ☺️
Thank you for your comments😘💖 This continuous zipper with plastic teeth, I measure and mark the length that I needed and then use scissors to cut it.😊
Where did u buy the material 🥰
Thank you so much for your comment😘💕💕🌹💐I usually buy the materials from an online market called Taobao.😊
That worked like a charm. Just spent 3 hours following along and the result is real good... but shorter than your version albeit having followed it to the letter. Was seam allowed added? Cause I treated it as included. Maybe this is why it is shorter. Anyhow, thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖 I am so glad that you try to make the pouch😍 The pattern of front fabric and lining is included 1cm seam allowance😄😆
Super
Thank you😘💕
Hi. I was wondering about the measurements. At the top it shows 3cm and the bottom 3.5cm is this why I noticed a couple of comments about it being wonky? I have just cut out and will make all corners the same. Lovely video and fabric. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖💐💐 I am so glad that you try to make the pencil pouch😍 For the pattern, the zipper should be sewn on the top side of the pattern (the 3cm corner side) because each side of the corner should be approximately 3.5cm after adding the zipper😊💕
Do you have a link for the pattern?
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖🌹🌈 I don't have a link for the pattern. I am so sorry about that🙇♀️🙇♀️
Hey I had a small doubt is using interfacing necessary if yes what is that??
And what is lining??
Hi😊I think that the interfacing can support the front fabric and maintain the shape of the pouch. It is not necessary but I think the pouch will wrinkle easily and can not keep a box shape if do not use interfacing in this case.😂 The woven fusible interfacing is used to iron on the front fabric and a cotton is used for lining to make the pouch in this video.😄Hope my answer can help you.😊💖
What type of fabric did you use?
To make this pouch, I use poplin cotton😊💖
can u explain, what is interfacing? :_) and can i sew case without it?
i used a glue web(?)idk how exactly it calls in eng) and it just stuck to my iron...
Thank you so much for your comments. 😘💕💕💐💐Interfacing is a material usually ironed onto the backside of fabrics to add structure and stability.😊 In this video, I used a woven fusible interfacing that has a stiff hand feel. I believe this helps support the front fabric and maintain the shape of the pouch.😆 Of course, you can sew the pencil case without it, but I think the pouch will wrinkle easily and may not hold a box shape as well in that case. I hope it helps! 😊💖
@@jumah0d hey, I used to have this problem too. You could try turning the heat of the iron down a bit or putting a piece of baking paper between the iron and the interfacing. Hope this helps! :))
Good video 👏🏽
❓ Thank you, but will you answer this ❓
On the corner cuts is the longer cut the
1 1/2 inch cut always on the short side or the longer side. I think it’s always on the shortest sides 🤔🤔. I need to know because I want a larger pouch pattern.
❣️❣️
Thank you😊😊
The each side of the corner should be equal. For the pattern in this video, the length of the pouch is depended on longer side of the pattern, the width of the pouch is depended on the size of corner and the height of the pouch is depended on the short side. You can adjust it according to the finished size you prefer.😄
Why are the upper "squares" 3x3.5cm and the bottom ones 3.5x3.5? Where should I sew the zipper? In the 3.5 part or in the 3 part?
Sorry, I'm a beginner hahaha
The 0.5cm is for the zipper. The width of zipper (not include seam allowance) is 0.5cm. So, the zipper should sew in the 3 part.😊😊
Don't worry about it.😄Hope you enjoy the time of sewing.💕💕
Should all the corners be 3.5?
There are 0.5cm for the zipper. The corner 3cm plus the width of zipper (not include seam allowance) 0.5cm, total is 3.5cm.😄
so all corners will be 3.5 cm right? Sorry, I'm asking again because I don't fully understand.
Can I ask why the cut outs are half a cm different on one edge please?
The pattern shows one edge cutouts are 3.5cm x 3.5cm but the opposite edge they're 3cm x 3.5cm.
I just would like to understand why 😊
Thank you so much for your question😘💕💕🌹🌹 The zipper is sewn on the 3cm side. The 0.5cm is for the zipper. I'm not sure how to explain it in words, but I hope this information is helpful.😊💖
@@sherryhandmade that's just perfect thank you!.
It makes sense to me now 🙂x
Thanks
Thank you😘💖
The zipper is 24cm? Im having a hard time finding that size. Could I use 9 inches since its close?
Thank you for your kind comment.😘 The total length of zipper that used to make this pouch should be 24cm that match the length of the fabric. I just cut the continuous zipper into 24cm length when make this pouch.😋 For other choice, I think that the 20cm closed end zipper can instead of the 24cm continuous zipper. Because the total length of 20cm closed end zipper often is 24cm.🤗 Hope my answer can help you.😊💖
For your second question, since I haven't used 9 inches zipper to make this pouch before, so I can't answer this question. I am so sorry.😉
@@sherryhandmade thank you so much for taking the time to respond! I was able to make a pouch from an 8" zipper. I had to sew the ends closed to meet the 24cm length. I appreciate your instructional video greatly. Thank you so much!!
You are welcome😊🥰I am so glad you like the video.💖
Hello,
What kind/type of thread did you use for making this pencil pouch?
Hi, it is 402 sewing thread😆👍
@@sherryhandmade would it be polyester?
Yes, it is😆
i tried to do it, but i can't so i gave up...but the video is good. (srry for mistakes)
You may try to find out the mistake and then fix it 😆Believe yourself 💖You can do it 😊💕💕
TYSM for this video! It as very informative! I was wondering whether you could sew this by hand or not? Thanks. :)
Thank you for your kind comment😘💖I haven't sewed this pouch by hand before. 😄I think it may takes more time if sew this by hand.😆
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Lovely video. Thank you! I am curious though about your zipper. It is 24 cm long, but how wide is it? My zip is 2.7 cm wide. Maybe yours is wider? I found out that when I sew the zip at 1 cm seam allowance, as you and others recommend, the stitching is too close to the zipper's teeth and I cannot move the slider up or down. I will either have to get wider zippers or sew at less than 1 cm seam allowance. Can you measure, please, the width of your zipper, Sherry, and let me know? Just curious. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for your comment😘💖💖 I am so glad that you try to make the pencil pouch😍🌹 About the zipper, since I bought this zipper a few years ago and I have already used it for my sewing projects. So I can't find the zipper and measure the width of it now. I am so sorry😉
Hi, What is seam allowance?
It is 1cm seam allowance😊
Is the seam allowance for the 2 small tabs 1cm too?
The 9cm width seems wrong.
Hello, are you talking about the width of the pattern? The size of the pattern of front fabric and lining is 31cm x 15.5cm before cutting the square corner😄The width is 9cm after cutting the square corner😊
I want this please
This pencil pouch is so easy to make😄🎁💖
why is only one corner cut out at 3cm and the others at 3.5cm is this a mistake should they all be 3.5cm
Thank you so much for your comment. 😘💕💕💐💐 The zipper is sewn on the 3cm side. The 0.5cm is for the zipper.😊😆
Linda
Thank you😘😘
Hi, Nice video.!🤗
One question pls: do you think I can make the same pencil pouch but with polyester fabric🤔😊
And do you think this is good for absolute beginners?😆😆
I apreteate the time and effort u put in your vids
Hi, thank you for your kind words😘💖
I don't known much about the polyester fabric😂😉but I think that you can try to make it😄
For beginners, I would like to suggest them to use the cotton fabric, poplin fabric or oxford cotton fabric to make this pouch because I think these fabrics are easy to stitch when we make the pouch😊😊
@@sherryhandmade awesome thanks!
I don’t think the dimensions are correct
The dimensions are correct😉😄
Where do you get the materials
The fabrics and the zipper is buy from a online market that called Taobao. The interfacing is buy from local market.😄😆
What kind of fabric do you use? Mine isn’t sturdy and is flimsy
Thank you for your comment😘💖💖 I use poplin fabric to make this pouch😊The fabric is thin. I think that the interfacing give the shape to the pouch and support the fabric😆👍
For the zipper,
Will it still work if it is 23cm instead of 24?
I think it will not work😉 The total length of the zipper should be same with the length of the front fabric😆😄
@@sherryhandmade
Thx for the reply
About the zipper, did you use “Closed end” zipper or “Separating” zipper
@@sherryhandmade
Sorry,
I have another question about the zipper
Will it work if the zipper’s length is 25cm…
You are welcome😊💖
The zipper used to make this pouch is a continuous zipper. It is a long continuous length zipper. I just cut it into 24cm that is the size I needed to make this pouch😆