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kawaii sushi
this sushi pouch is specially made for my sister as a present, hope you all would like it, sorry if the picture is a bit dark and thank you for looking into my project :)

Posted by Jehan Grace M. from Dagupan, Ilocos Region, Philippines • Published See Jehan Grace M.'s 3 projects »
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  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 1
    Step 1

    prepare the textiles to use

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 2
    Step 2

    then i started embroidering the eyes and a small mouth on a felt like cloth that you may find on cd holders which i used, it took about around 30 - 40 minutes embroidering it but of course it would depend how fast you embroider

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 3
    Step 3

    after finishing the embroidered eyes you may sew it on the cloth, at the level where you want it to be

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 4
    Step 4

    after sewing in all the face parts, now we place a white felt lining on each side of the main fabric

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 5
    Step 5

    then we are now going to sew the inside fabric and afterward you can sew in together the fabric to make the pouch

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 6
    Step 6

    and this is the top part of the pouch which is going to be the shrimp on top of the sushi, to make the tail cut one end in a triangular shape just like what is shown in the picture and the triangle that you will cut from this fabric keep it aside it will be sewn back later on

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 7
    Step 7

    cut strips of the white mink fabric which will later on be sewn on the orange fabric to make it look more of a shrimp ^_^

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 8
    Step 8

    all the pieces are now sewn into place and you could see that triangle we cut off earlier was sewn back on the fabric

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 9
    Step 9

    now we have the top and bottom of the pouch we could now measure how the pouch should overlap 1-2 inches of the fabric, then sew them on together

  • How to make a pouch, purse or wallet. My Sushi Pouch - Step 10
    Step 10

    here is the finish product...you can use it as a tissue holder or even a cell phone pouch...^_^

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Miku H.
Miku H.
^___^
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The Mad Hattress
The Mad Hattress · 5 projects
ITS SO FLUFFY!! haha. love it!! <3
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