Join Gill Towell from GillyMac Designs to make a reusable snack pouch for Young Quilters to sew along with. Watch the video and have a go at making a bright and colourful snack pouch to store your tasty treats. The pouch even has a waterproof lining which is really handy to use whilst out and about, or would be ideal for taking to school.

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00:00 Intro
00:09 Gill Towell, GillyMac Designs
00:20 Measurements for the Large Snack Pouch
00:40 Measurements for the Small Snack Pouch
00:50 Inside the Pouches
00:58 Lining made from Shower Curtain
01:09 Button and Clasp
01:18 Fabric for the Outside and Wadding
02:08 Supplies Needed
03:28 Snack Pouch Templates
05:12 Wadding, Cotton Fabric and Shower Curtain Cut to Size
05:28 Layering Cotton Fabric and Wadding
06:12 Examples of How Quilting will Look
06:37 Walking Foot and Bobbin
07:00 Stitch Length – 2.5
07:40 Quilting
11:48 Trimming the Edges
12:13 Pinning the Sides and Creating the Flat Bottom
14:22 Creating the Shower Curtain Fabric Lining
16:05 Construction the Outer Bag and Lining Bag
16:53 Seam Allowance, Backstitching, Sewing the Sides of the Outer Bag
19:05 Boxing the Bottom of the Bag
22:11 Sewing the Sides of the Lining
23:15 Boxing the Bottom of the Lining
26:06 Turning the Outside of the Bag the Right Way Round
26:24 Leaving the Lining the Wrong Way Round
26:34 Positioning the Elastic Closure
28:43 Using the ‘Free Arm’ of your Sewing Machine
29:11 Stitching the Elastic Closure
30:23 Putting the Lining and Outer Fabric Together
32:10 Leaving a Gap to Allow for Turning Out
32:21 Sewing the Outer and Lining Fabric Together
35:00 Trimming Down the Seam Allowance
36:10 Turning the Bag to the Right Side
36:46 Top Stitching Around the Top of the Bag
40:30 Overview of the Pouch Construction so Far
41:15 Positioning and Sewing the Button On
43:53 The Finished Snack Pouch
44:11 Send a Photo of your Finished Snack Pouch!

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