How to Make a Mini Log Cabin Zipper Pouch

Aren’t these zipper pouches with a mini log cabin block in them adorable? The tutorial is from Amy’s Creative Side and I am kind of in love with them. Great for gifts or for yourself, they are fairly easy to make.

Don’t worry about adding the zipper either. This tutorial has detailed photos as well as written instructions to help with each and every step. I think I’m going to have to whip up a couple of these for stocking stuffers.

My only problem will be deciding what fabrics and colors to use. I like the gray used in Amy’s version. It makes the log cabin fabrics really pop. Amy’s tutorials are always well written and easy to follow.

Click here to get the free tutorial and get started on one or more of these charming pouches: My Favorite Pouch Tutorial

[photo from Amy’s Creative Side]

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