Some other online instructions for zippered pouches.
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=176509.0
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=22875.0
http://threebears.wordpress.com/2007/10/15/little-boxy-pouch-tutorial/
This is a similar pattern from Simplicity. It actually has more styles of zippered pouches.
The Translated Bead 21
The word “bead” in Lithuanian is …
noun
- rutuliukas
- karolis
- pūslelė
- lašelis
verb
- verti
- išmušti
- puošti karoliais
(from Google translate)
McCall’s 6256
A pattern for nifty zippered bags and a tote to put them in. The cylinder for yarn would probably hold a cone of thread. An alternate view of the inside of the tote shows a button so you can fasten the scissor case in a handy spot.
The Translated Bead 20
The word “bead” in Latvian is …
noun
1. piliens
2. krellīte
3. pērlīte
4. lodīte
5. zīlīte
6. burbulis
verb
1. uzvērt krelles
2. izšūt ar zīlēm
(from Google translate)
Yaay!!!
I got a bead catalog in the mail today!
How to make a lined zippered pouch tutorial
from SkiptomyLou.org
I could use about a hundred of these in various sizes.
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The word “bead” in Italian is …
noun
1. perlina
2. grano
3. goccia
4. bolla
5. rosario
6. mira
verb
1. imperlarsi
2. ornare di grani
(from Google translate)
Amber and Olive Green part 8
Here’s the almost-finished necklace. I just have to seal the knots and trim threads.
The Translated Bead 18
The word “bead” in Indonesian is …
noun
1. titis
2. titisan
(from Google translate)
Amber and Olive Green Part 7
The longer segments continue briefly at each end of the center beads.
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The word “bead” in Hungarian is …
noun
1. üveggyöngy
2. buborék
3. célgömb
(from Google translate)
A Cicular Netting Test
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The word “bead” in Greek is …
(from Google translate)
noun
- χάυτρα
- σταγόυα
- μαργαρίτηζ
- αυαδίττλωση
