I gave myself a little break the week amidst my studying to do a quick sewing project. Here's my mobile phone pouch tutorial take 2! This is easier and better then my first one I made, you can check it out here.. It did the job but it had flaws (and not just my sewing) in the design. With this new design, you can knock it up in a mere old half hour.
I wanted to make this pouch for a little added protection and also because its pretty,well mainly because I wanted a pretty pouch to put my phone in. Hey what can I say I love pretty things!
I already have a hard case on my phone so I didn't need a hugely padded pouch just some added protection from scratches that could happen whilst its in your pocket or bag.
You don't need much for this project, it's really simple to make.
You need 2 pieces of fabric for the outer and the lining, I chose to do them both in the same material but it would be nice to have a different lining and outer. The white bit is just the interfacing to make it a little firmer. To close my pouch I used a small bit of ribbon to form a loop and a button.
All the material is folded in half in the picture so looks a lot smaller then they are but it's easier to cut them out like that. So basically they're double the length of what you see.
I didn't actually take any measurements I just placed my phone on the material to measure what I needed.

This next image may be clearer?




When you fold the material the right way round you should find the ribbon is poking out from the seam.
You now have a long strip of fabric, one side will form the outer of the pouch and the other will form the lining.

Turn your pouch the right way round and there you have it, all you need to do now is sew on your button in the correct place.
Very pretty x
ReplyDeleteThanks Suzie, I was pleased how it turned out.
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Very cute Kate. I'm sewing a chiffonny long swim robe thingy just now by hand taking up hem and sewing up split sides that are a bit revealing and it's driving me mad.
ReplyDeleteHi Kate. You stopped over at my blog from SMW and left a comment but did you know you are a no reply commenter. My gain because I found you here. Love this little mobile phone pouch. Great start to sewing and a lovely tutorial. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
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DeleteVery pretty. And what a great way to protect your phone. So many thing get damaged when I throw them in my bag. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sharefest. I hope you have a lovely weekend.
ADORABLE! What a great great idea!,,t-mobile phones
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