Hello friends,
Now that I have a jumbo computer monitor, I thought it fitting my images grow in size as well!
Ladies and gent, please check out my very first ePattern.
How to make a Perfect Size Reversible Lunchtime Pouch in 60 min!
It's easy. I'll hold your hand all the way. Promise. <Ahem> It costs US$6, currently available at my Etsy. Go check it out. Heart it, kiss it, buy it, whatever you want. Your comments are welcome too.
Now, a bit of history. About a year ago, I started working on producing a ePattern. Here are my excuses why it took so long: laziness, hardware issues, software issues plus I booked too many craft markets. Anyhoo, this year, I'm very free, right? But I was still NATO (No Action Talk Only).
Finally, in June, I decided to chain myself to the computer and get it done. My butt was literally stuck to the chair. I swear my rear end became so flat it's planking! Through sheer willpower, I resolved all the hardware and software issues and finally, it's done.
To be honest, I'm quite exhausted. I took at least 100 images. Then I had to go through the 100 images to select the better ones. Then the editing. (the sewing just took a tiny % of the time) I think I spent waaay too much time on this little ePattern. But you understand it's my FIRST one. It's like giving birth to a baby. Just keep fussing over it. Btw, it's a girl.
Any questions, so far? hahaha. Do you want to know why I chose my Perfect Size Reversible Lunchtime Pouch to be my first ePattern? Well, it's the first pouch I taught another human being to sew. Um, that human being Fiona. But I did re-invent the pouch a little just to give it a bit of kick.
The first pouch I made looked lonely. So I gave it a sibling.
Before I knew it, there were four.
Somewhere after 80 images, I went a little cuckoo. Because I started to imagine the pouches were little puppies romping playfully.
Would you believe I'm already starting work on my next ePattern? Plus, I have a couple of FREE tutes coming up soon. See you real soon.
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5 comments:
It's a fabulous little bag! Wishing you great success!
Your posts always make me laugh! That looks like a great little pattern. I love how they multiplied, kinda like rabbits. You must of left them to close to each other overnight or something :) Can't wait to see what'cha have coming up!
Totally cute!
This is great, good luck with the pattern! They do look adorable all together - your fabric choices are always perfect.
I'm going to go look at your recessed zipper tutorial and work on a bag now, I'm hoping to have one done soon! You do so many, I wish I could be as prolific. Maybe I need to get rid of my own NATO policy.
hi Jane!!
greetings from the other side of the world! i love your fat bottomed drawstring pouches and fabric+color choices are so beautiful! i hope your pdf pattern is a success (so inspired by you! better get off my arse and do some crafting...err... soon)
you got yourself a new follower. and i'll be adding u on etsy too! yay!
xx
chewy
http://elephantislove.blogspot.com
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