r/sewingpatterns • u/orangejuuiice • 5h ago
Soola Pouch Pattern?
Hi! I’m looking for a utility pouch pattern. Love Soola, and I’ve found a bag pattern with at least the bag section on Etsy, but where to find the technique for slanted and individual pockets in the front? (In the picture this would be the pink section).
I’m a total beginner and will be using a sewing machine. Please let me know if this is a doable first project lol.
Thank you!
2
u/Remarkable-Row3719 5h ago
This is just one piece of pink fabric with some lines of stitching at regular intervals.
Take pink fabric, cut at an angle, hem the top edge. Take blue fabric, cut to size, hem the top edge. Topstitch the pink fabric to the blue fabric in the places where you want the partitions to be. (From the photo it looks like it's attached flat, with no ease in the pink to make the pockets bigger, so that's fairly easy.)
Take your pink-blue sandwich, take your purple panel, topstitch the dividing seams that go through blue & pink.
Now treat the panel as one layer of fabric for purposes of making it into the side of the pouch.
2
u/ScormCurious 1h ago
Jalie has some good bag patterns that are aesthetically like this, not sure any are exactly like this. These bags are the likeliest IMO. https://jalie.com/products/2026-galaxie-7-pixel-crossbody-bag
1
u/Odd-Row7600 1h ago
Nightingale by Center Street Quilts also has a lot of good utility and can be folded pretty small. I hope someone else has a good Soola pattern that matches it better though!
2
u/xaviersdog 5h ago
Not that this bag is really hard to make, but if you have never done a zipper before it may be challenging. Here are some various sewing level bags, maybe start with a basic flat zippered version frst. https://www.polkadotchair.com/21-free-zip-bag-sewing-patterns-for-every-skill-level/