I gave myself a large project of making all the Eevee evolutions into bags. It was along process from designing each one in embroidery software to stitching them out and assembling them. It also took a while to track down all the proper colors for the materials and the hardware. I am glad to say I think these turned out fabulous!
I found the perfect tree pattern fleece and had to make a Korok! I couldn’t decide which face to do so I made 3 faces that snap onto the hood.
My all time favorite Final Fantasy character
Channeling my inner Snorlax with this hooded cowl
I fell in love with the new grass cat and had to make this hooded cowl
I made this super cute Legend of Zelda Hyrule Shield crossbody bag. It’s just big enough to fit my phone, small wallet, and keys. The embroidery file is from Off With Their Threads.
I found the most awesome Legend of Zelda fabric at JoAnn Fabrics a while back and bought the entire bolt. Aftwr a long search, I finally found a nice fabric to match. I decided the first thing I’m making is a backpack.
I drafted my pattern by looking at a backpack I owned then made a muslin to test it out.
I tried my best to match the patterns.. not so easy! I used a thick woven interfacing to make the fabric more sturdy. This was my first time using metal zippers; not too bad except when I forgot they were metal and broke 6 needles (haha). Even after messing up a few times, I think it turned out well.
I have been learning how to use my new embroidery machine and making custom designs. So far I’ve only been embroidering on tea towels (kitchen towels) and giving them as gifts. There has been a lot of trial and error!
Sour Kiss Designs 