Zippered ' boxy pouch'
 

I found this great DIY tutorial from { The Seasoned Homemaker} for a Boxy Pouch-- decided I had to make one. I love how it came out & plan to make many more. :)
it didn't take long & I see so many possibilities. No exposed seams
first pic is the whole bag/ box; second one I stuck a square ruler in to try to show the inside-- doesn't show so great, I will have to work on photography skills. 😏

oh, i really like that!!! i'll have to try making one. You did a great job!

Very pretty! Looks like it can fit a lot too! Hmm...I have a baby shower to give...wonder how many of these I can make for it?

very nice!!!

Love the fabric and the bag came out very cute. I never liked sewing zippers.

I love your boxy pouch with zipper. It makes a nice kit bag as the guys used to call them.

Love the colors and what a great idea because Christmas is right around the corner. LOL

Great boxy pouch! I really like your fabrics. This is on my to do list too!

Looks great!!

This is very nice. Great job! I would like to make one of these for a shaving kit for my husband. It would make a great gift, especially if it was stuffed with toiletries or make-up.

Nice work on the boxy pouch! :)

I see the gears turning SewingSew......now I am thinking up gift ideas too.

Great colors! I saw another tute on this ages ago made from (hand) towels?? Some size of towels, but I like regular cottons better. But the instructions were great. Now, if I could only find it....

Your bag is really pretty, and looks like it can hold many different items. The fabric is gorgeous for this bag. :)

Awesome....here's a video link if anyone is interested..
https://youtu.be/m-SsfnXbVrc
link to her site for this pattern tutorial
http://www.seasonedhomemaker.com/diy...ouch-tutorial/

Nice looking pouch and I love your fabric choice.

btiny36, thank you for posting the link-- I didn't know how.
Today I made another one, this time using her measurements ( the first one is larger) it took me about 1 1/2 hours to do-- not too bad considering a had a few interruptions. :)

Great job on your pouch. I watched the video, which is much better done than many sewing/quilting videos, even those made by pros. Thanks for the link.

Simply darling.

Very nice pouch - will give it a try ! Thank you for sharing

I have made this pattern out of vinyl screen (pet screen) and used it for in a picnic baskets to hold forks, spoons and knives. I make picnic bags as wedding gifts - puts in plates, cups, graham cracks, marshmellows, chocolate bars and sticks.

I need these in my life!!!

Great job!

If you could do a water-proof lining, great for make-up for woman and shaving kits for me!!

That is a nice pouch.

Those bags are lovely....
Kirsten

I bet the vinyl lined flannel from Joanne's would work for ' waterproof' , could be fun. ��

Great job! Love the fabric/color choices.

Well Done. I also like the suggestion of using a vinyl lining. Would be super handy for both men and women.....

Nicely done.

Very nice little bag. Love your fabric. I wanted to make a couple last year for gifts but never got to them so this is on my list now for sure. Thank you

Looks good to me. And, your "ruler trick" was just fine.

Thank you so much for taking time to post the video and link to the zippered boxy pouch. I appreciate it! Very nice and clear instructions.

Great idea! Please show us pictures if you can. Also, the picnic bags filled with Smore ingredients sound wonderful.

I have made these using place mats and those microfiber drying mats....quick and easy....have fun....

That is a terrific pouch! The colors are vibrant and happy! Your photography came out fine. :-). Thanks for sharing!

Great job. I am going to try this one too. Tks for the information.

Very nice and it looks like it would have many purposes. Thx for sharing.

What's that flannel they used to use on baby beds, so if they wet it wouldn't go thru to the mattress? It had a "rubbery" center??