Vinyl pouch

Sew a Fabric and Clear Vinyl Zipper Pouch in this beginner-friendly sewing tutorial. Plus lots of tips for sewing with clear vinyl!

Muriel Corbierre on Instagram: "This is the simplest vinyl pouch I designed when I started sewing with vinyl. If you're just starting to sew with vinyl, this is a good starting point. Read on for dimensions, tips and advice! I used vinyl from @zippervalley, she has a great selection and the vinyl is top quality. I used #5 zipper tape and pulled (also from ZipperValley). It's easier to add insert a pull on #5 tape than #3 (ask me how I know!). Using 1/4" double sided tape is a must to make…

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Learn How to Sew a Clear Vinyl Confetti Zipper Pouch in Three Different Sizes With This Step-by-Step Tutorial, Video, and Free Sewing Pattern.

Introducing the ultimate accessory for all the trendsetters out there - the Vinyl Pouch Wallet! Crafted from high-quality, cruelty-free vinyl, this stylish pouch wallet is a true fashion statement. But what sets this wallet apart from the rest? Well, nestled between its layers of material, you'll find a mesmerizing blend of shimmering crystals and beads, adding a touch of sparkle to your everyday essentials. It's like carrying a piece of stardust in your pocket! Designed with functionality…

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If you never worked with vinyl I suggest you check this tut for tips and tricks. That is where I started as well. Start with picking up zippers and fabric scraps (strips). The strips I used are 8-10cm wide. As you can see I prefer to leave a room for trimming so I make my strips longer than the zipper. Use smaller strip (16x8cm) to create handle. Option one: Simply iron the fabric in half then fold and iron the edges toward the center. Or fold the edges only 1/2 inch toward the center…