I did it! I finally got around to making that little clutch I’ve had on my list for months now. And guess what? I love it!
Isn’t she just darling? I added a little tab on the side to hook a wristlet strap but haven’t made one yet but I couldn’t wait any longer to share the finish!
I used interfacing for the lining as well as the outer fabric and made a little pocket to keep my cash & cards separate. After a week of testing the pocket is ALMOST perfect, there’s definitely some improvements to be made there.
This size fits my old iPhone 5 plus lip gloss and cards & cash no problem. Unfortunately I just upgraded to the iPhone 6 yesterday and now I need to make the next version a bit bigger. I used a faux leather and really love how sturdy this bag feels in my hands.
The fabric is Fancy Free Bicycles by Riley Blake and I *may* have also picked it up in the pink variation at the sew & quilt expo I went to last weekend.
Have you ever made a clutch like this? It was so fun and easy to whip up. I’ve got a couple tweaks and measurements to adjust on my next one but maybe little bugger will end up as a free tutorial some day.
I really like the detail of the faux leather on the bottom of the clutch. Very dressy looking!
Yes to a tutorial! It is so cute! I love the pocket inside, always a must for me!
Hi Teri Ann
that clutch and it’s contents are perfect! Love love the bicycle fabric and two tone-ness of it.
Thank you for visiting my blog too. Website designer… I will have to keep you in mind for when the day comes… we’ll have to keep in touch
LeeAnna at not afraid of color
Very cute! Love the fabric and the little interior slip pocket.
I love it – so cute with those bicycles on it. Thank you for linking up with Sew Cute Tuesday.
Its so cute!!! I’m definitely interested in a tutorial. I keep trying different pouch tutorials but I haven’t found one that I love making yet. I always have trouble closing up the sides of the pouch near the zipper…I need more practice!
Lovely pouch; I like the bicycle fabric.
Super cute! I really love that bicycle fabric. A tutorial would be great! Thanks for linking up to TGIFF.