Pencil FPP Spy Pouch

Never stop your creativity!

Oh yeahh…

Despite countless failures and mistakes, I’ll always try to do my best!

I was trying to make a pencil pouch with a foundation paper piecing panel to put in the front exterior part. I decided to make a pencil FPP and chose the pouch pattern. Start with making a draft then make a pencil FPP pattern.

This time I chose the I-Spy pouch (small size) pattern by Sew Sweetness. I just used my FPP panel instead of the clear vinyl.

Talk about the I-Spy pouch pattern by Sew Sweetness, this pattern actually part of minikins part one. The I-Spy Pouch comes in 3 different sizes and features clear vinyl and a zipper in the front, which allows for easy visual organization! This project comes together quickly, especially with the companion video that is available. The PDF pattern contains full-color step photos and the video is 25 minutes long. Just go here to see the details.

I made this I-Spy pouch version in cork and FPP panel. It turned out beautiful, I really love it. About the FPP itself was quite challenging because I have to do it precisely, need more practice for sure. It will not have any issue for the one who already an expert in FPP, but not for me yet.

I also made a fancy key fob strap on it. To make it easy to carry the pouch. I really love that key fob, even without the pouch.

Here it is:
Pencil FPP pouch in cork
This flat pouch can be used for pretty much anything. It’s perfect for school supplies, pencils, toiletries, art supplies, make-up, or even small electronics.
This pouch is made up of cotton and cork material with interfacing, flat corners, and a beautiful zipper in the front. Other than that, it also features with key fob strap, to make it easy to carry.

Note:
The cork, key fob ring, and interfacings I bought @Sing Mui Heng.

I love handmade, I buy handmade, I make handmade and I sell handmade. Handmade is so special 😉