Friday, 1 January 2021

Happy New Year

It's the 1st of January here in New Zealand, so Happy New Year everyone. 

I certainly hope that 2021 is going to be kinder to us all than 2020 was! We won't forget that year in a hurry.  

Here's my first finish of 2021.  Can you guess what it's for?


It's a pouch for my son's new Xbox Series S.  The Series S is a very small, portable Xbox, so my son requested a pouch for it.




He chose the fabrics from my stash - black and white for the outside, a tone on tone black for the interior, and "Xbox green" for the trim.  


The exterior fabric was easy to machine quilt because of the lines on the fabric.

I used the skills I've learnt making bags byAnnie to custom design this bag for the Xbox, and I'm pretty pleased with how it's turned out.  Because it's a small pouch with tight corners, I used two layers of batting rather than Soft and Stable.




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5 comments:

chrisknits said...

What a wonderful cased for his Xbox. I am always trying to make my girls pouches and bags, they probably room their eyes every time I try to gift them one. LOL!

Sewing Up A Storm said...

Looks like a fun easy project to kick off the year. I love the color combo of the black, white and pop of green. My project today is a dress. I have lots of quilting and sewing projects planned.

Celine said...

Happy New year! Nice pouch :-)

Rebecca Grace said...

What a cool gift idea! I'll bet there would be other people interested in this project, if you felt like writing a pattern. There are a lot of moms and grandmas out there, scratching their heads over what to give a video game loving teenager besides more video games. ;-)

FlourishingPalms said...

You're so clever! I've never seen nor used an XBox, but a case for it is obviously very practical. Good for you to figure out how to make it, and have it turn out so perfectly.