
It started off simple. I used some flexi-foam inside the pouch to give it some shape.
Then I got too lazy to change the thread color in my sewing machine and I sewed this mess:

Once I saw it, I knew I had to rip it out and start over. I also realized that just a simple stitch up would not give me enough width to store all my coupons. So I re-threaded my machine:

And then I gave it some width on the sides. I ran out of this fabric, so I just used some green:

It looks slightly messy, but unless I'm sewing something important, like curtains or a gift, I usually get a little lazy with my technical ability.

All I need now is a button or some type of closure (possibly velcro?) and some coupons to fill this thing up! Though, I might try making a nicer one in the future.
4 comments:
i love reading your blog :)
-raye
Thanks Raye :)
Thanks for writing this.
this is soooooo cute !
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