I'm going to give this a go but will try a piece of velcro on each of the top pouch pieces before making the sandwich and use that instead of the elastic.
I reported the spam commenters offering Brunettes and Blondes. Really sketchy. Thank you for another great project to try. I made 6 shopping bags this week from some quilted fabric I had from at least 30 years ago.
Thanks for that Cynthia. We always get several of those when new videos get released. I don't know why they do it. Good job on the bags. The vintage fabric would look great😀
Cute little project- exactly what I was looking for:) Especially nice for summer when we are often carrying a smaller hand bag or none at all! Thanks for sharing
Love you creations. The Doggie Poo Pouch is great in my charity bags I do for the rescue organizations that I do for my area. I am going to do these pouch for tea bags that I pair with a mug rug and mugs to put in the bags for the owners to enjoy while relaxing with their pet. Great ideas, please keep them coming.😄😊
That is a wonderful quick sew! Thank you for sharing. A lot of craft fairs require an item to be donated for a raffle basket. This would be perfect, as it just uses scraps.
I was looking for something quick and simple that I could make several of to get inventory started so I can get an etsy shop opened up and start making money following my passion instead of working 2 full time jobs to keep the wolf from the door, or me off the streets and you inspire me so much! Thank you Christine, thank you so very much. God bless you as you are surely blessing us
How wonderful Deborah for your enthusiasm and opening a shop; and Christine, thank you for sharing. May I ask a recommended price (USD) for these? I promised my sweet daughter-in-love (law) that I'd make some "stocking stuffers" for her to sell and hopefully offset the outrageous vet bill for their little family member (dog - benign tumor removal from leg and severely absessed tooth- never knew pet dental work was > than humans). @@ChristinesHomeAffairs
I made this immediately. Red and white polka dot main fabric with solid red card slots. I modified it a bit; took off the elastic and added a plastic snap. If you place it strategically you can still fit a card in there.
Hi Ann - I wanted to do a snap fastening but couldn’t work out where to place it and at what stage of the making - would you mind please sharing how you did it? Thank you
This is perfect! I need something to organize my son’s medical info cards. I watch all of your videos but never thought this could solve my problem. Thank you b
So quick and easy Christine, thank you. I don't think your label would look out of place on the outside, but you know best. Have a super Saturday and happy sewing!!
You explain the projects so well. I just got five large totes of home dec fabric FREE. one tote is all minky fabric, I’ll have to learn to use that. One tote is all 9 inch squares. All other scraps are larger than these squares. And three totes of decent sized pieces. All designer fabric that was discontinued. So very pretty. All that to say, your projects are just what I need. Thank you.
That's a great haul Debbie. I have another video coming out in the next week that will utilise different sized swatches in the one bag that you might like. As for the minky, I've only sewn it once. That was enough for me! 😅
Thank you for sharing. I just whipped one up to take to the hospital tomorrow for my complete hip surgery. I didn't want to take my purse or wallet, just the necessary medical cards and license. It was as quick and easy as shown. I really appreciate it.
Absolutely love this! It looks so quick and easy! When I take little day trips I don't like to bring my whole wallet, since it's bulky, but this is a great solution! Thank you so much for sharing! 🥰
Thanks for the easy to following explanation and video. I made one today. It came out perfect. I'm using it to store my loyalty cards. It was a wonderful use of scrap fabric.
Such a quick & easy project and a wonderfully clear video! Thank you!. I've made one with elastic, but ran out of narrow elastic, so substituted velcro dots for the next 2. That works well, but does take a bit more time.
So I made this today. Sitting outside by my camper. I added a couple things but not sure if I like. It is not perfect as I did not have service till now. I really love you ideas and thank you for sharing I added covers to the slots so in case you want to add money it will stay in place. I also covered the elastic. Trying to figure out how to add a picture
i was looking for design that was rly simple to do n im glad i found this one!! not to mention i have a bunch of scraps n interfacing thats lying around too lol tysm!
They would be fantastic to use when giving a gift card too. Coffee fabric for a Starbucks card. Train fabric when giving a gift pass to the Forest Museum, the steam train is a family favourite. The possibilities are endless.
Love all your videos. I would like to put a request an eye glasses pouch maybe a few different ways such as a fold over closure, zipper closure. Thank you for sharing.
I’m doing the first craft fair since Covid in November. These will be on my table for sure. Also will be on my gift giving list for Christmas. Thank you for sharing this. I absolutely enjoy each of your videos.
I love it, and I think I will make a couple with a fabric loop so I can add a key ring or clip to add a coil bracelet if I wish. I really crave something like this when I go farmers market shopping, but my dress or bike shorts don't have pockets. (grr)
Thank you Christine- I absolutely love your videos and you are a superb teacher. I made one of these today and added a tab and lobster clasp but decided to add a snap fastener and so I omitted the elastic. It was a big mistake because in the end I couldn’t work out where to place the snap so as not to interfere with the cards inside. I also didn’t know at which stage to add it/them. I’d appreciate your expertise if you could advise on this. Thank you again from Somerset in the UK xx
Sylvia, to put snaps on, I'd do that on the two bottom card sections before layering the pieces, so you'd need to know where you were going to line them up 😀
What a cute little project! I've been looking for something easy and small like this to use up my scraps and also to sell at craft fairs, so I'm so glad to have found this - and your channel! Just subscribed and can't wait to watch more of your videos! Thanks for sharing!!
Just made this and as I suspected the seams were too bulky. The interfacing should be cut a half inch smaller to keep it out of the seam allowances. I think I like the Lewis wallet better tho.
Sandi, if you take one of the slots and place it on the other side to make three, you can then measure the length and double it. Don't forget to add the seam allowance 😁
Love your channel,how about instead a pouch for credit cards to show us how to make a pouch For paper money think that would be great to thank you so much
Michela, I was initially going to price them at $10 each, but decided to try them at $15 au instead. The folding and ironing was quite time consuming, and I figure I can always go down in price, but never up 😃
I just retired so I'm trying to watch all of your videos as you explain everything so well. Thanks for being such a a great instructor
Thank you so much Maggie😁
I'm going to give this a go but will try a piece of velcro on each of the top pouch pieces before making the sandwich and use that instead of the elastic.
I reported the spam commenters offering Brunettes and Blondes. Really sketchy. Thank you for another great project to try. I made 6 shopping bags this week from some quilted fabric I had from at least 30 years ago.
Thanks for that Cynthia. We always get several of those when new videos get released. I don't know why they do it.
Good job on the bags. The vintage fabric would look great😀
Cute little project- exactly what I was looking for:) Especially nice for summer when we are often carrying a smaller hand bag or none at all! Thanks for sharing
You are so welcome PT. Thank you😀
You are so welcome PT. Thank you😀
that is exactly the reason why I came here... looking for something I could just carry a few cards in while using a small summer handbag. :)
Good idea, I can see using colored elastic in these. Or those flat elastic hair bands from the dollar store
Great idea Melanie 😄
I’ve used sharpies & fabric markers to color small bits of elastic too
Love you creations. The Doggie Poo Pouch is great in my charity bags I do for the rescue organizations that I do for my area. I am going to do these pouch for tea bags that I pair with a mug rug and mugs to put in the bags for the owners to enjoy while relaxing with their pet. Great ideas, please keep them coming.😄😊
That's a great deal Judi 😃
Very clever❤..just what I’ve been looking for
Awesome! Thank you Vicki😊
Thank you. I am making zipper pouches, gift voucher holders to sell for charity. Think these will be a great addition.
They'll make a great addition Vicki 😃
That is a wonderful quick sew! Thank you for sharing. A lot of craft fairs require an item to be donated for a raffle basket. This would be perfect, as it just uses scraps.
That's a fabulous idea JP 😃
I was looking for something quick and simple that I could make several of to get inventory started so I can get an etsy shop opened up and start making money following my passion instead of working 2 full time jobs to keep the wolf from the door, or me off the streets and you inspire me so much! Thank you Christine, thank you so very much. God bless you as you are surely blessing us
That's wonderful Deborah. I hope they do well for you🙂
How wonderful Deborah for your enthusiasm and opening a shop; and Christine, thank you for sharing. May I ask a recommended price (USD) for these? I promised my sweet daughter-in-love (law) that I'd make some "stocking stuffers" for her to sell and hopefully offset the outrageous vet bill for their little family member (dog - benign tumor removal from leg and severely absessed tooth- never knew pet dental work was > than humans). @@ChristinesHomeAffairs
I made this immediately. Red and white polka dot main fabric with solid red card slots. I modified it a bit; took off the elastic and added a plastic snap. If you place it strategically you can still fit a card in there.
Haha, that's awesome Ann. Just had a call from mum, and she's made it straight away too😄
Hi Ann - I wanted to do a snap fastening but couldn’t work out where to place it and at what stage of the making - would you mind please sharing how you did it? Thank you
This is perfect! I need something to organize my son’s medical info cards. I watch all of your videos but never thought this could solve my problem. Thank you b
I'm so please this will work for your son 😊
Great idea! I can make these and put gift cards in at Christmas and then they get 2 gifts in one!
That's a great idea Lyn 🙂
Thank you for sharing this cute little project, fast to sew but holy moly, it takes a minute to turn these right side out.
haha, just hold your tongue the right way Barbara😀
VERY clever! I see these as Christmas gifts for coworkers and Sunday school classmates.
These make great gifts Kathryn😀
So quick and easy Christine, thank you. I don't think your label would look out of place on the outside, but you know best. Have a super Saturday and happy sewing!!
Thanks Jane. Thought I'd try something different for a change 😁
You explain the projects so well. I just got five large totes of home dec fabric FREE. one tote is all minky fabric, I’ll have to learn to use that. One tote is all 9 inch squares. All other scraps are larger than these squares. And three totes of decent sized pieces. All designer fabric that was discontinued. So very pretty. All that to say, your projects are just what I need. Thank you.
That's a great haul Debbie. I have another video coming out in the next week that will utilise different sized swatches in the one bag that you might like. As for the minky, I've only sewn it once. That was enough for me! 😅
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs i look forward to that video.
Thank you for sharing. I just whipped one up to take to the hospital tomorrow for my complete hip surgery. I didn't want to take my purse or wallet, just the necessary medical cards and license. It was as quick and easy as shown. I really appreciate it.
That's awesome cheryll. Good luck with surgery ☺️
What kind of interfacing did you use?
Could use snaps as well - love it!
Great idea Sarah😀
Looks so easy! Love these little card wallets, especially when I don't want to lug my entire purse when hiking or hunting (shopping).
They're certainly very handy 😀
Love the simplicity of this little credit card holder. Thank you.
You are so welcome Sheila 😀
Thank you for your creation and sharing with us. It was easy to make and now I got myself a card wallet!
Great job!😃
Love these! I can’t wait to sew up a bunch- I’ll batch-fuse my interfacing in strips to make them quickly
Definitely a great idea Beth. It'll save so much time 🙂
That’s a nifty little thing! Thanks for another great tutorial.
You're very welcome Michelle 😀
I love this credit card holder. It's so quick and easy. I'm going to make myself one to use for an upcoming trip. Thank you!❤
You are so welcome Teri. Thank you😀
Thank you! I just got done making one and it is so cute and easy. As I type my husband is cutting more material to make another one for him.
That's so cool. I hope he's cutting straight 🤣
Another useful item. I think I’ll give it a go later today. I share your videos with my daughter. Thanks again.
Thank you Diane. Happy sewing!!😃
i might even throw a zipper in one to see how that would work just for loose change etc. these are nifty! thank you!!!
That's a great idea 😀
Really cute they would be great to gift a gift card.
That's a lovely idea 😀
Absolutely love this! It looks so quick and easy! When I take little day trips I don't like to bring my whole wallet, since it's bulky, but this is a great solution! Thank you so much for sharing! 🥰
It sure is quick and perfect in your pocket 😀
A great quick project for my scraps to add to my bags.
It sure is Norma 😀
What a clever way to hold them.
And so easy too Pat 🤪
Thanks for the easy to following explanation and video. I made one today. It came out perfect. I'm using it to store my loyalty cards. It was a wonderful use of scrap fabric.
That's great Jen. Thank you 😊
What a great quick make, thank you for your time, you’ve helped me figure out why something I made with similar closure went squiff
Glad I could help Jenny 😀
I love that yellow fabric!
Yes, it sure is cute Bec 😍
Love this. Is perfect for the current trend of very small purses/bags. Thanks
Thanks Cyn. They're certainly very popular at the moment 😀
Awesome definitely will try this I love your channel so glad I found you I’m a big fan. Thank you so much!!!
You're very welcome Vickie. Thank you 😊
Such a quick & easy project and a wonderfully clear video! Thank you!. I've made one with elastic, but ran out of narrow elastic, so substituted velcro dots for the next 2. That works well, but does take a bit more time.
Thanks Agnes. They're such a quick and simple project to sew 😀
Love these! I will be making loads of these 😊 Your projects are so doable and I love them all. Thank you sew much my friend 🌷
You are so welcome Tina. Thank you 😊
I will make this with colored elastic. Love this idea!
They'll look great Deb 😀
Ooh another use for my pretty coloured elastic
Most definitely Sharon 😀
So I made this today. Sitting outside by my camper. I added a couple things but not sure if I like. It is not perfect as I did not have service till now. I really love you ideas and thank you for sharing I added covers to the slots so in case you want to add money it will stay in place. I also covered the elastic. Trying to figure out how to add a picture
That's great Pat. You can email me Stitchthisnagambie@gmail.com 😃
i was looking for design that was rly simple to do n im glad i found this one!! not to mention i have a bunch of scraps n interfacing thats lying around too lol tysm!
Happy sewing Mizore 😁
Perfect! I loved this credit card holder! Thank you for showing us how to make it!
You're very welcome Smiley ☺️
That is a wonderful gift or sale item,thank you for sharing,another lovely video
You're very welcome Eve 😊
One of those would be perfect for my coffee/reward cards!!!
Thank you for sharing xx
What a great idea🙂
They would be fantastic to use when giving a gift card too. Coffee fabric for a Starbucks card. Train fabric when giving a gift pass to the Forest Museum, the steam train is a family favourite. The possibilities are endless.
Great project, love it. thanks so much
You're welcome Janet 😊
Love all your videos. I would like to put a request an eye glasses pouch maybe a few different ways such as a fold over closure, zipper closure. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Ann. I've added it to my list 😄
I’m doing the first craft fair since Covid in November. These will be on my table for sure. Also will be on my gift giving list for Christmas. Thank you for sharing this. I absolutely enjoy each of your videos.
Thank you Cindy. They'll make a great gift for sure 😃
I like the way you share your tips
Thank you Doreen 😃
Thank you for a nice easy pattern. I enjoy all of your videos.
Thanks Chrissy ☺️
Another simple, quick project to add to my to do list 😊
It sure is Gale 😀
I love all of your video/tutorials! Thank you for another one Christine!
Thank you Karen 😊
This is just what i was looking for. thank you
Glad I could help!
I Love them, such a great scrap buster and so so useful. Thank you and stay safe. 🤗😊
Thank you PUG 😊
This is a great video! Thank you for this simple project!
You are so welcome!😀
I love it, and I think I will make a couple with a fabric loop so I can add a key ring or clip to add a coil bracelet if I wish. I really crave something like this when I go farmers market shopping, but my dress or bike shorts don't have pockets. (grr)
Thanks kristine. Adding the loop is a great idea🙂
Love it!!! Thanks. It looks so easy and quick.
It' realy is very easy Arlene 😄
I can't really follow your explanations. Can't take my eyes off your beautiful dress. I'm sure you sewed it yourself.🤩
Haha, thanks Sybille. Yes, I did make it myself 😀
As always an awesome video and you make it so simple!! Thank you!!!
You're very welcome 😀
Enjoyed it. Thanks. Sandra B. ❤️
Thank you Sandra🙂
Love how mine turned out!! Thank you so very much! 😊
That's fabulous 😀
I like them. I might use Velcro instead of elastic. But otherwise, really nice!
That's a great idea Jean 🙂
Great Idea!!! Thanks for the idea/video!!!!
You are so welcome John!😀
Very cute and easy project. Thank you.
You're welcome Rebecca 😊
Love it 🥰 Thank you for sharing…I can’t wait to make it. It’s perfect for my scrap fabric. Thank you again 😊
You're welcome Michelle. Thank you 😊
Tks for sharing this project with us ☺️
You're very welcome 😀
love your videos, I have learned so much.
Thank you Nita 😊
Thank you Christine- I absolutely love your videos and you are a superb teacher. I made one of these today and added a tab and lobster clasp but decided to add a snap fastener and so I omitted the elastic. It was a big mistake because in the end I couldn’t work out where to place the snap so as not to interfere with the cards inside. I also didn’t know at which stage to add it/them. I’d appreciate your expertise if you could advise on this. Thank you again from Somerset in the UK xx
Sylvia, to put snaps on, I'd do that on the two bottom card sections before layering the pieces, so you'd need to know where you were going to line them up 😀
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs Thank you so much for taking the time to reply Christine - that’s most helpful x
So much fun Christine! Ill be making lots❤️
Me too Judy. Big day ahead 😄
Love this! Thank you for sharing❤
You're welcome Juliet. Thank you😁
Love this pattern.
Thanks Paula 😃
Thank you
You're welcome Pearl. Thank you😁
Super erklärt, super Idee wie immer ein tolles Video, thank you very much for this Video 👍
Viele danke Manuela. Aber mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut 🤪
What a cute little project! I've been looking for something easy and small like this to use up my scraps and also to sell at craft fairs, so I'm so glad to have found this - and your channel! Just subscribed and can't wait to watch more of your videos! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you Beth, and welcome! 😀
Just made this and as I suspected the seams were too bulky. The interfacing should be cut a half inch smaller to keep it out of the seam allowances. I think I like the Lewis wallet better tho.
Thanks for sharing Heather 😀
You are awesome thank you so much
Awesome project, THANKYOU
Thank you Cheryl 😊
Such a quick and handy little project! Thanks for sharing :-)
You're very welcome PW 😁
Appreciate this video❤️🧵🙏🏽
Thanks Arlene😁
Great idea, thank you for sharing
You are so welcome Faye 😀
I love them! I want to make some now
haha. I'm making them right now Khristy. Apparently my mum is too 😄
Great tutorial. Thank you for sharing!
You're very happy Karen 😁
I like your taturial i wanted to make something fast great idea i was wondering instead of elastic could u do a snap ?
Yes, a snap would work well for this Mark😀
Excellent idea, thank you!!
Thanks Charity ☺️
Love this !!! Thank you!
You're very welcome Kathy 😀
This is great! Thank you.
You're welcome Georgy 🙂
Thank you for the tutorial. A great idea. Did you make a video for these credit card holders, but using the vinyl sample strips? I’d like to see that
Yes SB, I did a slightly different version using the vinyl strips. Here's the video link 😀
czcams.com/video/C97Lsg5FVAU/video.html
I love this. Can you help me figure out how to add 1 more slot on each side. Thank you!!
Sandi, if you take one of the slots and place it on the other side to make three, you can then measure the length and double it. Don't forget to add the seam allowance 😁
Thank you so much. I am proud of myself. I understood what you said. I do better with visuals. That's why I love utube.
I'm going to make one for my insurance cards so I can find them fast.
That's a great idea Beverly😁
Please can. you advise if the pockets are placed interfaced side down or on top? Just love you projects.
Thank you. The interfaced sides are faced up 😃
Very cool project 😊❤️
Thanks Sophia ☺️
Love it! My wallet is so bulky.
Mine too Sally 🤪
great idea. thanks.
Thanks Sandy ☺️
Love your channel,how about instead a pouch for credit cards to show us how to make a pouch For paper money think that would be great to thank you so much
Great idea. It's on the list! 😄
Hi = great video! What size iPad is this for please?
😍Love it🤩
Thanks Melissa ☺️
Great little project. What price will you be putting on them?
Thanks Colleen. I'm going to time myself today, but I expect I'll sell them for $10 au each. I should be able to make at least 5 per hour😃
Love your videos! Curious, how much will you be selling them for?
Michela, I was initially going to price them at $10 each, but decided to try them at $15 au instead. The folding and ironing was quite time consuming, and I figure I can always go down in price, but never up 😃
If I wanted to make this using cork, what would you suggest I use other than elastic for a closure?
What about two nice thin straps with a press stud that overlaps?😀
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs Not quite sure I am "seeing" what you are saying. I think I'll make one and play with how to close it. Thanks.