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“S” is for Sequins #3

September 29, 2012

Sew: personalized sequined pouches

I’ve added purple sequined pouches to the line up.

And made a few more turquoise:

In addition to the original pink and green:
Here’s how I made the sequined pouches:

1. Supplies:
drop cloth: 11″ x 14″
med. weight fusible interfacing: 11″ x 14″
cotton lining: 2 @ 11″ x 7″
zipper: 11″
fabric letters (tutorial here)
2. Fuse interfacing to drop cloth.
Center letters on one end and pin in place:


3. Zig zag stitch letters in place:
4. Sew sequins over letters.
(Tutorial here.)

5. Place zipper face down at one end then one lining piece:

6. Straight stitch with zipper foot then top stitch on lining to keep from getting caught in zipper:

7. Repeat for other end of pouch using other side of zipper:

8. Right sides together stitch side seams closed and miter corners:

9. Clip corners, turn right side out, press lining side seams open, press lining opening up and in 1/2″:

10. Top stitch lining closed.  Push down into pouch and press smooth:
I’m linking up to:
SAS @ Funky Junk
DIY Project Parade @ The DIY Showoff
Tutorials & Tips Tuesday @ Home Stories A to Z
Strut Your Stuff @ Somewhat Simple
Share Awesomeness Thur @ The 36th Avenue
Pretty Things Thursday @ Scissors & Spatulas
Flaunt it Friday @ Chic on a Shoestring
Frugal Friday @ The Shabby Nest
SAS @ Just a Girl
Remodelaholics Anonymous @ Remodelaholic
inspiration board @ Carolyns Homework
Textiles @ Freckled Laundry
Sunday Showcase Party @ Under the Table & Dreaming

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  1. Brooke says

    September 29, 2012 at 3:17 AM

    These are majorly cute! I love them. Very modern and colorful

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  2. Sydni says

    September 30, 2012 at 4:37 AM

    Where did you get such pretty colors in the sequins?

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  3. Steph @ The Silly Pearl says

    October 2, 2012 at 5:25 PM

    Very cute! I know my girls would love these, and so would I for my own bag!

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  4. freckled laundry says

    October 5, 2012 at 2:47 AM

    I think these might be my favorite pouches yet…loved the terrycloth ones from way back too though. Thanks for sharing, Jaime. Hope you have a great weekend.

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