Make a Zipper Pouch with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star! (Video Tutorial)

[@beckyschademann2954]

I have made 2 pouches so far with 2 different patterns. This tutorial, by far is the BEST!!!

[@marymiller3420]

Jenny does the BEST tutorials. Sewing needs to be fun not stressful and Jenny always has fun. Thanks Jenny!

[@rachelprovencher6313]

Love this Jenny. I have been sewing for 58 years and quilting for 33 years and I thought I knew it all. Ha! However, your Tutorials are just so enlightening. I have learned so much more than I thought I knew! I've made tote bags, table runners, pouches, and many more items, all from your tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing ~ you explain everything so precisely, you speak clearly and well, I just love everything you do!

[@joyfulhope4474]

Jenny, without a doubt, you are the best. I have gotten so many helpful tips and inspiration from you. You keep it real and have fun with it. I tend to be terribly serious, so watching you and your technique helps me lighten up. I am going to make one of these bags right now. Thank you so much. I hope I meet you some day. God bless your travels in Africa. I only found you recently so I'm sad to see you go. Be safe and thank you again.

[@lindsaylulu7830]

This is my favourite MSQC tutorial. I was always crafty but my mum & sister were the sewers of the family. Then a couple of years ago I found this tutorial by chance and was so pleased with my half dozen bags (gifts) that I tried my hand at a jelly roll quilt and haven't stopped! Now 8 quilts and numerous table toppers later, I'm known as 'the quilter' of my family! ☺

[@LHTansil]

I love how you got rid of the stiff start and end of the zipper and replaced it with your fabric stops. Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing.

[@maplelassuk]

I just love this tutorial....I've made this (darling) pouch many times and smile every time I hear Jenny talk along beside me as I make it!!! Thank you Jenny!

[@irmagraham9865]

Thanks . You make it look so easy. I need a few of these, different sizes. I'm going to give it a try 🙂

[@alicebair1811]

Jenny, I think I've watched this video about 50 times now!i just love it! I've become quite an expert now in making pouches, thanks to you! Everyone I make one for just loves the finished look of the zipper! You are very endearing! You inspire me to sew, sew, sew! Blessings on your heart and hands! 😘

[@lindagrant9905]

What a straight-forward excellent teacher you are. Not too slow/not too fast. Thank you so much!

[@Wonderfulgrandma18]

Jenny, you all add some fun and happiness to our days so we want to thank you all for adding sunshine to our days! We learn so much! See you soon!

[@carollin121]

Jenny has the best tutorials...watching them is how I learned to quilt many years back...the best ever...thank you!

[@brendatew7241]

Love watching

[@wayfarinstranger2444]

Me too❤

[@cathysilva1358]

You are right! These zipper pouches are addicting! I just discovered this video a week ago and already have made 6 zipper pouches! I'm a beginner sewer and enjoy making these. They are easy to make, the video is very easy to follow (and I've tried a few of them), instructions are clear, and I even got a friend hooked on these! She wanted me to make one for her but I said "you can make these yourself!". Sure enough, she's having a great time making these too. Thank you!

[@MileyonDisney]

Very clever idea about the built-in, quilted lining! And so many people don't use the zipper tabs on the ends. You're so charming! Thanks!

[@divyatagidh5063]

Miley onDisney

[@Gmamajane1]

As a 30+ yr teacher, may I give Kudos to your teaching style. You break down each process into incremental tasks with clear concise steps! I actually believe I can conquer my FEAR of zippers!😀🥰🤩

[@iamjustonemom1950]

Best Zippered Pouch tutorial ever (and I think I have watched them all.) You addressed covering the zipper's end, using scraps to create the inner and outer covers, etc. Thank you!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Yay, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@MarciaALW]

I have rewatched this about 15 times in the last 2 weeks. Only made about 5 pouches, but I'm getting the hang of it!

[@bmattyd]

This was the BEST tutorial for a zippered pouch! I made one along with your video and it turned out fabulous 😄. Thank you for sharing your incredible talents with the world 💕

[@cindylou333]

Great instructions Jenny!!!! At 68 I decided I wanted to learn to sew and Jenny, thank you so much for your clear, concise, and easy to follow instructions! Wow, I made my first zipper pouch and it is absolutely adorable. I love how you emphasize learning opportunities and repeat important steps while clearly showing on the screen what we are doing, because beginners need the extra info. Your humor is an added bonus. My pouch turned out perfectly, and I look forward to making many more. Thank you!! Well Done, best sewing tutorial I've seen.

[@katewalsh9034]

Suggestion for the inside raw edges... you could pretty easily do a french seam here to give it a more finished look instead of zigzag stitching all the way around. First flip the pouch around so the wrong sides are together and sew all the way around somewhat close to the edge, putting the raw edge on the outside of the pouch. Then flip it back so that the right sides are facing together, sew all the way around normally making sure you go beyond the seam you just made. This way there are no raw edges.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Thanks for the great suggestion, *****!

[@chriss9781]

Would the zipper need to be shorter then so it accommodates the extra seam allowance?

[@contagioncreationsnyc]

@@chriss9781 I’m also wondering how that would affect the top portion of the pouch. Maybe MSQC can try it an post an update?

[@momosavino4668]

Grazie

[@deborahwilson2857]

@@chriss9781no, because your final seam should be the same size.

[@firegirl1970]

I'm a newbie and have basically learned most of my sewing from awesome people like you, on You Tube!!!! I really enjoy your tutorials..you are fun to watch and listen to and you are great at giving clear instructions, that are easy to follow. You are my favorite. Thank you!!

[@allentaylor3645]

You have given us who are "instructionally challenged" hope with this great tutorial. thank you

[@maggiemae987]

I have watched numerous ppl make pouches and the zipper they’ve always made complicated. You however made it so simple. But that’s no surprise to me because you are the first person I started watching on KZbin teaching myself how to quilt and you always make everything simple and understandable to a beginner. You, your daughters, and the rest the of the MSQ family has become my sewing family. I love how y’all make it fun but educational. And I Really enjoy when you and Natalie are on together. Thanks Jenny for always be here and always being YOU! STAY SAFE & GOD BLESS

[@jccorona]

Oh, my gosh! I am SO HAPPY that I stumbled on your channel. This is the absolute best sewing tutorial I have seen. You are a great teacher--I'm a public school teacher and have trained teachers in the past--and I truly appreciate your style. I'm not much of a seamstress, but today I saw a Nate Berkus for Target pencil pouch in another video and became obsessed with the design. It's a flat pouch with an industrial zipper on the long edge. There's also a zipped pocket that runs perpendicular to the long zipper. The genius of its design is the half-inch elastic band that's sewn into the short end seams so that the pouch slides onto the cover of a book or planner. The Target website was sold out and I thought I wouldn't be able to find it at the store, so I thought about trying to make one. Until I watched your video, I thought it would be much too difficult, but your brilliant teaching has me feeling empowered and eager to try even though I was able to snag the item at the store a few hours ago. I've watched videos on putting in zippers, but never felt this eager to jump in. THANKS!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

We're so happy you stumbled on our channel too!! Thank you so much for your kind words!! :) We love DIY projects like this, super easy and fun! It's cool that you'll be able to tell people you made it, too!! Thanks again for the love and support! Happy quilting!

[@mlogalbo72]

You are so right, shes an amazing teacher. I learned everything I know practically all from Jenny. Just wanted to agree.. good luck in sewing!!

[@patriciabeaton4807]

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[@claudiahartman2796]

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[@Anne-zl8qb]

Frankly I'm amazed. I've watched loads of videos and read lots of instructions for making all sorts of bags over the last year or so - some from equally very well know presenters, and none of them have ever mentioned the tabs for the zips! The tabs give a much neater apperance from sewing over the zip itself and I will be using this idea on all the bags I sew from now on. Thank you so much for the process!

[@handbellninja]

Jenny, thank you for all of your LOVELY tutorials! They encourage me to try new things. I was so afraid of putting in a zipper but you made it look so easy. I'll post a picture of my finished pouch! Your smile and excitement is contagious. Thank you, thank you!

[@PetraRobinson-gm8nh]

You are such a good Sewing Teacher. I watched so many tutorials on Zipped pouches, and they made it so overcomplicated. I just watched this, your tutorial, and I know I can do it. Such fun.

[@Harphoney]

I definitely would like to make these as gifts, I really love how you show every step and detail in creating a project, your teaching methods and enthusiasm make your tutorials so awesome to watch. Your an amazing teacher, wish I could hang out with you lol. High 5 for the work you do and for sharing your knowledge on here. :)

[@Becspoodles]

I love how Jerry actually does the process right before your eyes. Not tell you how and show one already made and then toss it to the side.

[@kellyrussell6428]

You guys have the best tutorials. They are easy to understand, and quick!

[@IronOnsUS]

Still watching and learning from Jenny…after all these years! Thank you ❤️

[@susannereynolds486]

This is the BEST TUTORIAL on zippers I have ever watched....I just started making bags and pouches and you have really really helped me..THANK YOU sooooooooooooooo much

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Thank you so much, Susanne Reynolds!! We're so happy that you enjoyed it!

[@barbarabadgett3114]

Awesome what a lovely idea!

[@barbarabadgett3114]

Love it!

[@sc3531]

You are such a great teacher! & I love that you don’t even slow down (or cringe :) when sewing over the zipper ends!

[@24svo]

Love your tutorial, I use bias tape for the pieces on the zipper ends, quick and easy.

[@charitymersereau4982]

Sandra Reuther great idea I’m going to try that

[@vprout1195]

Great idea!

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Jenny I really think those tabs make such a nice finish to the zipper, it's much cleaner and tidier than others I've watched. Thank you so much for a great tutorial.

[@tricia3071]

Thank you, I have made several items for my grandchildren in the past and I love your videos. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@rhondadixon3861]

Thank you so much for helping me make my Zipper bags I will be selling the at our local Markets. Edithburgh South Australia, Australia Ronnie Dixon

[@doreanwise7793]

The Zippered Pouch has GOT to be my MOST favorite !!! I can't even tell you HOW many of these I have made and ALL for gifts...that EVERYONE loved !! I'v done all sizes, too !!!

[@janicebritt8649]

Another wonderful tutorial. You always make sewing look so much fun and I can hardly wait to get started after I've watched one of your videos. You're so pleasant to watch!

[@sandspider250]

I love that you film the sewing part! that's the MAIN thing and so many tutorials just assume that we know how/which way to do it! It is so nice of you to add this. and if some are novice sewers, they can always skip through that part! thank you Jenny! ....ps I always laugh when I hear my husband, from the other room, go "quack!" He knows I am watching you! :)

[@SuperDevoria]

Jenny, I know that you posted this video year's ago. I am a beginner, and before now, I was intimidated by "zippers". I am going to follow this video again, and try making this pouch. Wish me luck :)

[@nickpawlik7655]

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[@susieannei5641]

Another cute little appreciation gift idea for a special teacher! Thank you Jenny for taking the fear out of zippers!

[@EuSeiT]

Jenny, I'm like you: I figure how to make something and I get addicted! Love the pouches and thanks for sharing!

[@laurawilliams9098]

I absolutely love Jenny's video tutorials. This one is no exception. At first I thought this was a lot more hassle to go through for a zippered pouch. That is until I tried another tutorial. I came back to Jenny's because her directions are so much clearer than many printed ones. The final product is very nice. Thank you.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

We are so happy to hear such positive feedback! Thank you for following us.

[@luannapierce2544]

OH, YES, I most certainly did enjoy this "putting a zipper in a pouch you're making" tutorial. Jenny, you are a godsend. Thank you so much for your love of quilting and the generosity you show the world with your patient and lovely tutorials, exactly the right speed, I notice when sometimes you go fast which is only natural for you, being so proficient in all things quilting, that you take the time to go back and show us more clearly. I appreciate the skill of your camera person... is that your husband, still? In any case, the skill of the camera person is to be complimented on. The close in shots are so very very helpful. I have followed enough tutorials to know the difference-- and been down the road of ... ." oh stop wait, I cannot see what you are doing! Your thumb is in the way,...or will you PLEASE SLOW DOWN, I've hit the back button a dozen times already" ... Oh yes, I have been down that road on an important project and to know the relief and feel the trust in you that I will KNOW what to look for and how to avoid tanking the project, is something I wanted to really let you know is: SO VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!! ... OK, I know my comments run long. I just wanted to thank you so much because I make use of the pouch to organize also, it being my effort also to be organized. Love that smile and the occasional giggle and your enthusiasm, Jenny, I think your wild popularity is testament to the skill you have in teaching and presenting your love of quilting and your compassion, and your love of people. Kudos!! :)

[@gr8full2bme]

Luanna Pierce, my sentiments exactly.

[@luannapierce2544]

smile, thanks for sharing!

[@juliejeanmoren9584]

😤

[@jamesalton5420]

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[@johnsmithwick7183]

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[@CrazyQuilter16]

I have made many of these in the last few years. I just have made 3 picnic quilts for wedding gifts (another of Jenny's tuts) and decided to make one of these pouches to match each quilt. The newly weds can leave the pouch with quilt in the car always ready for a quick picnic. Thanks Jenny, your tutorials are wonderful!

[@SuzanneElizabeth89]

You are too precious! Haha...love your personality and demeanor...first time watching your videos, I'm hooked! Thank you

[@aliciagillaspie3332]

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial for showing an easy way to add a zipper to a bag! It has revolutionized my making of bags! And they look so professional when I get them finished. It has made me want to go crazy with creating all sizes of zipper bags!

[@loriclapper3663]

I just want to say you even make an error look good :) !!!

[@양화수-z5r]

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[@rosemaryroberts5558]

I sat you up next to my sewing machine today (on my Ipad of course) and sewed my first little pouch, I am thrilled. Thank you for such detailed and clear instructions. Like you I think I will have a whole family of them very soon

[@missywhite6676]

If you line it with metallic fabric, you can have an RFID blocker pouch for your Cell Phone or Credit Cards. (These cost can cost up to $35 or $40 online.)

[@onaleesutherland9571]

+missy white ~ Wonderful suggestion Missy, thank-you!

[@fredalewis9979]

missy white and blue ! y

[@jojom.4462]

Where do you buy metalic fabric? I would like to make some RFID blocked bags.

[@jojom.4462]

Thank you!

[@gloriafranceschi9018]

missy white quilting

[@JesusisKing222]

How do I love and admire Jenny and her family? Let me count the ways…! Thank you for such fun projects plus beautiful fabrics/notions along this sewing journey of mine!

[@deborahakers5548]

Jenny is so great! I love to watch your tutorials and trying them, I've made a few of these bags as gifts And now others want them!

[@suddenlyhope]

I love that you showed us how to put tabs on the ends of the zipper. I don’t like the bunchy ends with just sewing it straight into the fabric. Thanks for the awesome video 💕

[@NobleHomestead]

I just made two, installing zippers for the first time. Thank you!

[@brendachell7128]

I too have used different patterns for pouches. Jenny, yours is just the best, thank you.

[@vijayagauri7988]

Thank you for this easy pouch sewing tutorial. The instruction were clear.

[@lawsonbrinton682]

Hi Vijaya, how's your day going with you?

[@gerrymoore4966]

I had a wonderful day making pouches for two mats - which I purchased from Missouri Star for my Secret Pal in Book Club - the Rotating Mat ... which I treated myself to one also and I really really enjoy it. When I made the first pouch I had a "fat finger" time getting the zipper pull past the foot ... the next one I made I tied a string onto it and wow did it make it easier - thought others might try this little fat finger fixer. Thank you for your beautiful offerings. We are going to have a craft sale, to defray the pool heaters in our community and I have made several table toppers of your big star (it is in the last book and what a great tutorial) one is just one square and the other is 4 squares. I used the Friendship Star to make another topper it has four stars on it. I wanted it Westerny looking and used good quality bandanas for the stars and the backing is a material called "patches" which made them look wonderful. I have had a lot of fun. Merry Merry Christmas from Florida.

[@evai.8940]

Wonderful tutorial ! Thank you

[@almalach5269]

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[@almalach5269]

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[@kassaundrajohnson465]

Yep, nailed it again, Jenny! It is SOOOO easy and fun to make.

[@christineh1622]

Thank you, a very clear tutorial.. I am raring to go and make some for friends and perhaps for me too..

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Christine H what lucky friends you have! They will love them! :)

[@dynnisel9994]

Thanks! the tabs on the ends of the zipper really make the pouch look so much nicer!

[@tillie415]

Love your tutorials and your personality !!! Thank you so much :-)

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

+Susan Felt You are so sweet! Thanks so much!! :)

[@lawsonbrinton682]

Hi Susan, how's your day going with you?

[@lauraningen8184]

Jenny this video is the reason I started making pouches with zippers...such an easy way to go! I've gone on to purses and totes and other fun things but this was my start !! Thank you for your clear, easy to follow tutorials!

[@LAKR47]

Could you do a "french seam" to hide the unfinished seam?

[@glendagai]

I declare I love all things Jenny! Besides being an excellent tutorial, it is so much fun to watch and laugh along with JENNY!!

[@lawsonbrinton682]

Hi Glenda, how's your day going with you?

[@auntmayme8119]

Out of all the years making zippered pouches, I have NEVER seen a tutorial that makes the zipper look as nice as your tutorial does. The trick of cutting it 1" shorter on each end and stitching a tab to it is priceless. Thank you!!!

[@olivehennings8770]

Thank u so much. As I'm a beginner I find it very helpful. It is neat and tidy. Just what I needed. U made it so easy to understand. Thank u. 👍

[@Ellen-w9f]

Thank you! Your great! I am 85 yrs and love your tutorials!

[@amcomeau]

Jenny, I just love your tutorials. You're down to earth and can admit when you make a mistake. That is huge.

[@AspenGlow2024]

Would love to see these steps in print!

[@carolhodgson1547]

Yes, I'd like a print out too

[@evelynisbill8696]

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[@evelynisbill8696]

Yes I

[@dustycarter2729]

Best pouch video I have seen. Was initially puzzled by the tabs but they look great. I make bags but never thought of making a pouch with a bottom, great idea.

[@petmomful2260]

This is so cute and I want to make one for my granddaughter. If they want money for their birthday, because they are saving up for something, I like to make a little something to put the money in. This would be perfect, and then they could use if for their makeup, or anything.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

What a great idea! :)

[@hazelpitzer2089]

Missouri Star Quilt Company

[@lorrainecrance5056]

Missouri Star Quilt Company 🙃

[@lisacastilla9615]

Just found Jenny. Just bought my first machine at 56 as a beginner!! Jenny seems like a nice lady. Thanks for the video!!

[@snowshoecat1]

First. this was lovely. Second, you have the creamiest soothing voice! Next, I thank you for this tutorial on zippers! actually this was the best in terms of making a pouch, Also, where do you get your irons? I noticed you have them in a variety of colors! Finally, you make putting together quilts seem so easy and it makes me miss my sewing machine!

[@brendajos]

They are oliso irons. I believe they sell them on their site but if they don't they are available on amazon too. The pink one is limited edition I think.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Yes, it's an Oliso Auto Lift Pro :) Here are the options we carry: www.missouriquiltco.com/shop/browse?q=oliso Thank you for your sweet comment, snowshoe cat

[@robinluther3617]

Got my Oliso on Amazon - I bought a refurbished model - and bought a $130 iron for $50... Best iron I've ever owned. :)

[@hollypotts721]

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[@brendamcmurtrie1501]

poncho for child

[@anneleduc3469]

You are right Jenny, these are addictive! I've made 5 already and given away as gifts and have more fabric to make more! Thanks for sharing!

[@jamievangalio957]

i have a question. when you sewed down the sides, did you sew the zipper tabs too? or just the sides?

[@suddenlyhope]

Jamie Vangalio yes she sewed through the tabs

[@tracydoran3098]

I wasn’t sure either so I sewed right up against them. Still looks awesome and my machine struggles if to many layers.

[@remington6363]

Thank you love your tutorials. Retired and now sewing again.

[@vickijd22]

Watching this brings back great memories. I found MSQC back when it was just Jenny with wonderful teaching videos & I would lay in bed watching them all night long. My husband used to say, "go to sleep!" Next thing you know, he was watching with me! He was sadly killed almost 6 yrs ago now & stumbling across this older video brought me to a happy, but now sad time. 😢 I miss him so much.

[@wayfarinstranger2444]

So sorry😢❤

[@DIYeule]

I love your Videos!!!!

[@Patsysmatsy]

This is the easiest and best tutorial on making these bags I've ever seen. I lead my friend Linda to this tutorial and she is fast and furiously making them for friends and family for the holidays! So am I. PS: Everything is so easy to understand. Clear directions and no extra chit chat to muddle through. Friendly and clear easy directions on all your tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing all the wonderful instructions on so many projects!!

[@jennifer31683]

Is there a pattern for this pouch? I have searched everywhere!! I like to see patterns and watch videos when making items. Thank you so much!

[@baxter4278]

Wow Jenny, you make it look soooo easy! You're not even using pins or clips to hold items in place for goodness sake. Lol I'm practicing every week. Thank you for being such a positive inspiration with your tutorials.

[@willow7233]

I never could figure out how to put in a zipper, but thanks to the MSQC, now I know!!!! It looks easy and so clean. I will try on small pouches first, then on a tote. Thank you so much!!! I learned a new and valuable technique!

[@sandypartlow3181]

Jenny does the best tutorial videos, I enjoy watching her and learning.

[@annekelly3280]

Hi, Jenny, Love your tutorial. When sewing up the side seams, do you sew up to the tab or sew over the tab. Last bag I made I sewed up to the tab but when turning it at the end and pushing out the corners where the tab is, I think there is a hole so I didn't push out the tabs too much. Thanks, Anne

[@bethwagar5686]

Jenny, as always you were right. Quick is right. And if you have all your parts ready to go the sewing part goes so fast. I made 10 of them in one evening. All different sizes, colors, partterns. Some i only added a regular interfacing rather than the fleece stuff. Found it gives the bag the same stiffness (sort of speak) without all the bulk. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@donnacardinal1008]

Thank you for your positivity and making it look easy and fun!!

[@RonsonDalby]

Who picks up all those scraps you throw on the floor? :)

[@magdakalse3694]

I just love the way you make things prettier and easier with preparing the zip before installing it. Also LOVE your machine!!!

[@brysonwaldo2325]

This is great. Straightforward, easy to hear, enough repetition and easy to see the sewing machine. I would recommend having more information on the measurements and guidance on how to make a couple of these at a time. Jenny has a clear voice and easy to listen. I made a transcript of this video deleting the time marks for future reference. Thank you.

[@kathyromans8800]

I love these little zipper pouches, I've made a few. Jenny makes everything a little easier with her fun way of teaching.

[@susieinthecountry4434]

thanks for sharing! I like the finished tabs on the zipper. looks more finished to me:) enjoy your tutorials! thanks again.

[@TheOldlady70]

I would like to know what kind of iron you are using that pops up....? How can I obtain one....Thank you.

[@GINBART54]

MurielMuriel Reedy I saw your question so I wanted to help you, it's a Oliso Auto Lift Pro Zone Iron. They sell it at the Missouri Star Quilt Company.

[@TheOldlady70]

Thank you

[@notremembering]

I’ve seen many many of these videos. This is the best!!! Thanks so much. Deleting all others. You actually showed it all and told how !!! Like other comment said. You’ve never failed her. Good day to you.

[@troberts1]

I'm getting back into sewing again, to satisfy my crafting itch since I can't knit much right now. I knit way too intensely around Christmas (oddly enough from knitting a personal item after all my gifts were done) and it caused a huge amount of problems come January: hand/wrist/forearm/elbow/upper arm/side pain. I just might have to subscribe. I'd love to make a zippered pouch. The last pouch I made with a zipper was in the 90's when I was just a teenager and first learning how to sew. I machine sewed the bag, but hand stitched in the zipper, oddly enough. Thanks for giving me even more inspiration. :) I actually got some of that in-R-Form the other day and I"d love to make that quilt as you go tote you did with the Crafty Gemini.

[@verafernandes4913]

Hello Mrs. Jenny, this is the best pouch tutorial for me, easy, pieces. Thank you for your detailed tutorials.

[@susanainsworth3373]

Jenny has the nicest way about these tutorials.

[@lobojames5766]

Hi Jenny, after watching a ton of videos looking for the perfect pouch I found yours! I love it! I love watching you and you explain everything so all us "dummies" can get it!!! You are wonderful and I enjoy you so much I'm a fan from now own. No more searching...yeah!!!

[@joannemartin8299]

I love this tutorial. It makes the zipper installation so clear and simple. Thank you to Jenny and her entire staff.

[@cherylmccloy5863]

What a wonderful tutorial. Simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much!

[@jeanobad9492]

I have made a bunch of these pouches but enjoyed the extra's you did. The tabs on the ends of the zipper really finish it off. Thank you.

[@pastormarta48]

I absolutely love how you taught this project. Easy to follow. Thank you.

[@0188Angela]

One of the best tutorials for making a pouch bag. Thanks a lot.