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Parisian Poodle Pouch

By: Lynn Browne from Yarnspirations and Coats & Clark
Parisian Poodle Pouch
Parisian Poodle Pouch
This image courtesy of coats.com

"Our Parisian Poodle Pouch is just plain fun! The template for the poodle silhouette is included with the pattern. Fuse the poodle silhouette in place, and a little shine by appliqueing with Coats & Clark Trilobal Polyester Embroidery thread. A contrasting Coats & Clark Fashion Metal zipper accents the pouch. For extra glitz add a Coats & Clark Silver Zipper pull. To add stability, add some machine quilting and you have a great little bag for cosmetics or other essentials."

NotesComplete instructions and template for the poodle and bag can be found on Yarnspirations/Coats & Clark.

Designed by Marie Duncan for Coats & Clark

Project TypeMake a Project

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Sewn byMachine

Intermediate

Materials List

  • Dual Duty All Purpose thread
  • Coats & Clark Polyester Embroidery thread
  • Coats & Clark Bobbin Thread
  • 12” Coats & Clark Fashion Metal zipper
  • Coats & Clark Zipper Pull
  • ¼ yard (.23m) black fabric for poodle applique
  • 1/3 yard (.30m) pink fabric for outer bag
  • 1/3 yard (.30m) companion pink fabric for lining
  • Paper backed fusible web
  • Stabilizer

Instructions

  1. Cut: From pink fabric: Two 10” x 10” (25.40cm x 25.40cm) squares

  2. Trace the poodle image on the paper side of the fusible web.Following the instructions that accompany the fusible web, press the traced fusible web to the black fabric. 4. Place the poodle centered on one of the 10” x 10” (25.40cm x 25.40cm) squares

  3. Cut out the poodle and remove the paper. Place the poodle centered on one of the 10” x 10” (25.40cm x 25.40cm) squares

  4. Thread with Machine Embroidery thread on top and Bobbin Thread in the bobbin. 2. Select a zig zag set at a satin stitch setting (3 width, .05 length).

  5. Place stabilizer underneath the fabric. Satin stitch around the poodle. Tear off the stabilizer.

  6. Place both 10” x 10” (25.40cm x 25.40cm) squares on top of batting.Thread with Dual Duty XP All-purpose thread on top and in the bobbin. Quilt as shown (see Yarnspirations website) Trim the quilted pieces to 9½” x 9½” (24.13cm x 24.13cm).

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