10 Unique DIY Zipper Pouches with Free Sewing Patterns

Learn how to make an adorable frog pencil pouch with this quick tutorial. This pouch has a zipper closure and big frog eyes. You can use it for school supplies, makeup, or whatever little accessories you want. Supplies Needed: (all of my patterns include 1/2″ seam allowance) Step 1 sew…

This is a tutorial for a cute little bird pouch with a cute peek-a-boo wing design. This can be use as a coin purse, a dice bag, or makeup pouch. Just download the free pattern below and follow along with the step-by-step instructions. Supplies Needed: (all of my patterns include…

This is a simple fish-shaped zipper coin purse that is a great project for using up small scraps of fabric. Download the free pattern below and follow along with the step-by-step tutorial. Supplies Needed: (all of my patterns include 1/2″ seam allowance) Step 1 Arrange your fabric scraps line up…

Follow along with this tutorial to make a cute cat shaped zipper pouch. This is the perfect size for holding pencils school supplies, or you can use it as a coin purse or makeup pouch. Simply download the free pattern below and follow along with the step-by-step tutorial. Supplies Needed:…

This tutorial will walk you through how to make an adorable fox zipper pouch. It’s the perfect size for school supplies, a coin purse, dice bag, or makeup bag. You can download the free sewing pattern below and follow along with the step-by-step instructions. Supplies Needed: (all of my patterns…

This tutorial will walk you through how to make a cute zipper pouch using small scraps of denim. It’s great for upcycling old pairs of jeans into something you can use! You can download the free pattern below and follow along with the step-by-step instructions. Note: When sewing through layers…

Learn how to make a simple coin purse by using the pockets from an old pair of jeans. This is a simple tutorial that you can easily complete in less than an hour and is a great way to upcycle a pair of jeans that’s too worn out to wear…

This tutorial is for an extremely simple pencil pouch that only requires one piece of fabric. A large leftover scrap or remnant of fabric will work, or use a fat-quarter sized piece of material. It’s best to use something like a light canvas or a quilting cotton for this, but…