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Crescent Pouch Pattern Pack
Overall rating: 4.35 / 5 from 20 reviews.
Review topics: ["look","pattern","bag","envelope","book","instructions","tool"].
"The pattern pack has easy to follow instructions and turns out a clean piece with a polished look for anyone looking for a beginner’s level project. I will say that the price point is on the high side with the shipping cost way way way over what it needed to be. The shipping cost me more than the item did."
"Cute easy little bag pattern! Nice instructions as well!"
"Simple crescent bag easy to follow instructions. I didn't need a 20” zipper so I wasted about 5” of bulk zipper."
"This is a great way to get to understand how to work with zippers. I've done three already!"
"Great product. As described and quality template. Would have loved a video walk through, or better pictures, as the instruction booklet was alittle hard to understand on the last fold. Im new to templates and struggled alittle."
"Great pattern. Worth the purchase."
"Creating a pouch from this pattern definitely produces an attractive and (I suspect) salable product. I particularly liked the included step-by-step instruction booklet, and would have given it 5 stars had it also included information on lining the pouch. So-called "Dopp Kits" are notorious for ending up with leaked/spilled liquids, lotions, or such, and I wouldn't bother to make such a pouch without lining it. I did so, but had to invest quite a bit of time/work in a rather error-filled trial & error effort to get it lined. I was, though, successful and am quite pleased with the result. I now have a lining pattern for future builds. Photos attached. BTW - I used a heavy silver nylon taffeta material which should resist liquid penetration & hopefully keep the leather clean."
"I like this pattern because it has nice instructions with it. I plan to make several tooled and not tooled. The size is very versatile too. I think it will hold a nice selection of tools for me to take to class. :)"
"This is a great little pattern with easy to follow instructions. This project can be sewn on a home sewing machine with upholstery thread and no special tools needed."
