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Fully Lined Zipper Pouch Tutorial - Part I
I promised a finished craft project and craft tutorial every month and it will be slightly delayed this February. Not forgetting today is February 29th, a leap year!! 
It may not make any difference to our routines but I still feel that today is a special day, especially to those who are born on February 29th! I digress…
I sent my trusty Brother sewing machine to the Brother service center today. 
My bobbin stopped winding and I used my MagLite and saw that some rubber part had melted (after trying to dismantle and remove the cover, and being unsuccessful, and loosening two nuts that I couldn’t put back without removing the cover). Had to lug it all the way to Beach Road on my own on public transport, the 1-hour bus ride really made me sick. It will cost $30 for servicing + extra money for any parts replacement.
So anyhow, I only have part of a zipper pouch tutorial today.
Step 1: Cut your fabrics
I’m making a rounded pouch today and I’m using a 7″ zipper. You will need something that has a BIG circular base to trace the curved shape of the pouch. Prepare 2 pieces for your “outer fabric” and 2 pieces for your “inner”/lining fabric.
#06: Bag & Pouch
BOOK SOLD!
Kinda like the holy grail of bag making with 60 different designs and patterns from small purses to travel pouches. Also includes the popular bird bag and pouch patterns. It also has patchwork, beading and embroidery ideas to decorate your bags.
| Fuka Fuka Bag & Pouch ふかふかバッグ&ポーチ Pages: 100 ISBN-10: 483472235X ISBN-13: 978-4834722352 Published： 2004/12
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#05: Sack Dolls (Glove or Sock Dolls)
5th listing for the 10 days $10 zakka books sale. For information on buying, please refer to this post.
About 24 different patterns to transform gloves or socks into different characters from little boys and girls to dogs, cats, bunnies, peas in a pod and my favorite bag worm! There are patterns for making big dolls, small dolls and even patterns for when you have little material, great for recycling fabric scraps. 
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ほのぼのてぶくろ人形 (NHKおしゃれ工房)
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Two more scans including one pattern under the cut.
