Sew and Sow Side Pouch - £6+VAT

There are some brilliant tool pouches
available to buy, but they are usually
grey and utilitarian.

This Sew and Sow Side Pouch is designed for the garden or for the sewing room, and means you can be practical and still show off a fabulous print. The holster will hold secateurs or scissors, and there are a range of pockets to hold whatever tools you want to carry around. Just attach it to a belt, and you are ready to work!
This pattern has not one, but two videos on YouTube. The first follows along each step. It is free to watch on YouTube. You can watch it here. The second is a live sew, where I make the pouch using a waterproof canvas. It is available here.
This is a downloadable PDF pattern sent to your email, not a physical product, and cannot be refunded once purchased.

Buy the Sew and Sow Side Pouch PDF

PDF Pattern - £6.00 plus local taxes or VAT (press button to see price in your local currency)

Finished size:
approximately. 9 ½" wide x 13"high x 3" deep
- The pouch is made as two separate, finished pieces, that are joined in the final step
- Each item of storage is made and attached in the same way
- Each pattern piece is a full piece, so no need to fiddle with folding your fabrics
- Every pattern piece is ready to cut out, but you also have measurements for if you prefer to cut rectangles using your favourite quilting rulers
- You are shown three different methods of transferring the placement marks from your pattern to your fabric, so you can choose the one that you prefer
- This pouch has been made in quilting cottons, but would also suit waxed cotton or waterproof canvas
- There is no hardware required, although you could choose to use snap fasteners to attach the straps, instead of sewing
- The straps are designed to easily fit a 1 ½" wide belt
You will need (width x height):
Quilting weight cotton*: 1 Fat quarter each for Fabric A, Fabric B, and Fabric C
Fusible interfacing: 1 yard of medium weight fusible interfacing
*This pattern is also ideal for waterproof canvas or waxed canvas, with no need for the interfacing.
Fusible fleece: 12” x 18”
¾” elastic: 5”
Sundries: Fabric marker, hump jumper, point turner, pinking sheers
Optional extras: ¼” machine foot,, washi tape, fabric glue stick, dressmaker’s carbon paper, tracing wheel, awl
Fabric A: Cotton quilting weight fabrics, used with a medium weight fusible interfacing; heavyweight waterproof canvas; cotton canvas; denim; cork; leather or faux leather
Fabric B: Cotton quilting weight fabrics; lighter weight waterproof canvas;
Fusible interfacing: Any medium weight fusible interfacing, woven or non-woven
Fusible Fleece: Vlieseline H630 low loft fusible fleece; Pellon fusible fleece, or similar. If you don’t wish to use a fusible fleece, you can use any quilt batting.
The PDF comes as two separate files. The first contains a simple, six-step tutorial with fourteen photos, enhanced with graphics to make it clearer to understand. The second file contains the pattern pieces, ready for you to cut out and use, plus a cutting chart to help you plan your project. The cutting chart also shows sizes of the rectangles, so you can choose to cut them out using your favourite quilting ruler. All sizes are in inches.
INCLUDED:
- A list of all the materials and quantities you need to complete the project;
- Instructions on how to cut and prepare the fabrics;
- Step-by-step instructions including photos of each step
- Photo tutorial and pattern pieces ready for printing
THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE PDF PATTERN SENT TO YOUR EMAIL, NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT