I’m very excited to introduce you to the Windsor Pouch, my FREE Video+PDF Pattern to complement our Sew Sweetness Book Club discussion.
Before you begin watching the video, please download the free Windsor Pouch PDF Pattern here: PATTERN – Windsor Pouch
If you have an electric cutting machine (such as the Cricut Maker, etc.) you can find the SVG Files for this pattern here: SVG File – Windsor Pouch
This box pouch is 9-1/2″ long x 4″ high x 3-1/2″ deep and features a pretty lace zipper as the top closure of the pouch.
For my sample pouches, the yellow pouch was made using fabric designed by Bari J. for Art Gallery Fabrics, and the blue pouch is fabric designed by Tilda.
This project is fat-quarter friendly, giving you a chance to use up some of your favorite fat quarters from your stash.
SUPPLIES
- fat quarter or 1/4 yard/metre of exterior fabric
- fat quarter or 1/4 yard/metre of lining fabric
- 30” x 8” or 16” x 16” piece of piece of foam interfacing (By Annie’s Soft and Stable, Pellon Flex Foam, Bosal In-R-Form, or automotive headliner
- 1/2 yard/metre 20” wide Pellon SF-101 Shape Flex fusible woven interfacing (medium-weight fusible)
- 16” lace/decorative zipper (I found my lace zippers on Etsy)
Thank you very much!
Thank you Lisa, enjoy!
Another awesome pattern, thank you Sara!
Thanks so much Lori!
Love those Lacy Zips Sara, Thank You!
Aww thanks Vanessa!
Thanks Sara for another great pattern and excellent easy to follow instructions, You rock!!!
Great pattern
Thank you so much Sara, a lovely project with so much detail.
Thank you Sara, now I find a use for my lace zippers.. glad to see that you are feeling better already ❤️
So glad you ate back as I’ve missed seeing post, blogs and videos!!! Thank you so much for your kindness in giving out a free patternYou are awesome♥️
Great ;pattern, thank you!
Thank you Sue!
On lawsy, Sara, ANOTHER “gotta do” project!!!!! Don’t ask me how many projects are UFOs!!!!! Thanks, Sara…….you are the sweetest!!!!!!
A quick fun project for a summer day! Thank you Maggie!
Did you get your lace zippers from a specific vendor on Amazon? Or do you have them in your shop? Thank you.
Hi Pam, I purchased my lace zippers from this shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BeautymeFashion?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=269052724&search_query=16%22+zipper
Although some group members did find them on Amazon. Thank you!
I love your video! I would like to make this bag with a regular zipper could you give instructions on how to put one in?
Hello Cas! You’d need to instead sew the right side of the zipper to the right side of the exterior fabric, then add the lining to the wrong side of the zipper. Thank you!
thankyou, I wasn’t sure if it would make a difference in the pattern instructions
I really enjoyed making my Windsor Pouch. Next time, which will be soon, I will be more relaxed. Thank you Sara you group and sites have made a real difference.
Thank you for the free pattern for the Windsor pouch. I love to make useful things and badgs are my favorite. I plan to get some of your minikins soon. I watch your sunday show as often as I can.you offer such good ideas and sewing tips
Aww thanks so much Annette! Thanks for watching our show!
Thanks for the pattern and great tutorial! You did an awesome job showing how this box pouch goes together.
Thank you. I’m new at making bags . Made a few and can’t wait to make this one. Love to bags. Thanks again. HR
Thank you sew very much, I have a little granddaughter who will love these little bags for various things, I was wondering tho, when I tried to access the SVG file, it said I was Forbidden and not authorized to use, I have a cricut, so not sure what to do or how to get the SVG file
Thank You
Mary
hi Sara, my sew mojo has been nearly nil but thank you for another free pattern.hopefully i can get back into my favourite hobby. thank you for a brilliant demo
Thank you Sara
Super cute!
Thank you