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Friday, July 24, 2015

Monogrammed shell pouch

Medium size pouch 9" x 5 1/2" with embroidered monogram.
Clear vinyl pockets with decorative zippers.
2 invisible magnetic closures.
You can purchase tutorial for this pouch/cosmetic bag here, in my Etsy store.



Thursday, July 23, 2015

"No math method" of making geometry pattern

All right!
Yesterday I was getting ready to teach the class on my "No math method of making geometry patterns". Forget about inches and calculation, all you can do is just fold your freezer paper and use the bend of it as a stitching line!
This was my sample.
And this is what we've done all together today!
The most exciting moment was when we joined all 12 segments in one piece!

Good job, girls! Thank you for learning with me this method! I hope you enjoyed!
I guess this is a good idea for my next tutorial!

Happy sewing!

Natalie Quiltessa

Monday, July 20, 2015

Shell pouch with clear zippered pockets

I have something else new to share with you today! 
 This is my next "Shell pouch with clear zippered pockets",
 a little bigger, than the previous one (find it in my earlier post). That was 7"x5" size, 
And this is a perfect travel size pouch - 12"x5"! 
 Pockets are clear, you don't need to unzip them to see what's in it! You can keep 6 Aurifil size spools on one side and needles set, seam ripper, threader and scissors on another. Two invisible magnets just clasps like a shell. AND you don't even need a pincushion! Pull your thread through the top part of the pouch, thread your needle with threader and just leave it on the magnet! Your needles will be resting between those magnets even when it's closed! Never loose them and always ready for use!
Threader is a great thing for traveling too! If you never used it before - watch this video, - one of my favorite time-saving things!!! You can't carry scissors in your carry-on, but the threader has a nice and sharp built-in thread cutter! So you can take your small hand-sewing projects aboard with this ergonomic and convenient pouch and be busy with your favorite things!


If this pouch is too small for you and you need a bigger something for your rulers, cutters and the whole bunch of other supplies, you might also like my Quilters sewing bag



Find more pictures in my previous posts, use tag "Quilters sewing bag".

Friday, July 17, 2015

Limited time offer! Buy kit get free fat quarter!

Two days only! The whole kit of supplies for Quilters sewing bag + FREE fat quarter of fabric "April in Paris" collection, Timeless treasure.
Ends Sunday night, July 19th!

Have you already made your own Quilters sewing bag? Tutorial is here 



The size of the bag is 13 1/2" x 6" x 7" it's NOT a bionic bag, it's about twice bigger!). It can hold all stuff you can see on the picture including 12"x6" ruler, small cutting mat, even your mini-iron and large spools!

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Still free shipping!


These clear vinyl bags are perfect addition to the Quilters sewing bag - Tutorial is here!

You can also purchase the whole kit of supplies here
and make your own Quilters sewing bag! Just pick one fat quarter of your favorite exterior fabric and matching fabrics for the lining, sides and pockets! You have an option to choose from: light bamboo handles or black. You can also choose the color of zippers. Colors for vinyl bags closures are picked randomly, but you can precise if you have a preference!

You can find a lot of sewing and quilting items to fit your bag in my Quiltess.com store you are welcome to visit!

Happy sewing!

Natalie Quiltessa

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Shell pouch

In addition to my Fancy fans bag (tutorial on Etsy) I developed a new pattern for the pouch/cosmetic bag (whatever it's called!) and I am really pleased with it!


Swivel hook on the side of the bag holds this pouch through little loop I attached when was finishing binding.
It clasps with two small sewn-in hidden magnets and opens like a shell! Both halves have clear vynil sides with decorative black and white zippers sewn just to the top with invisible thread.

Of course, one was not enough, so I made two at a time!