Catchall Cutie

A couple weeks ago I ran across a 'new to me' pattern designer with an Etsy shop called Grateful4joyNpeace.  Her little Catchall Cutie sewing caddy caught my eye.  I contacted her to see if she would be interested in swapping a pattern for a review.  Teresa accepted my offer. Thank you Teresa!

With a free afternoon on Friday I was able to cut and sew it up.  Isn't it just a cutie patootie!


Teresa gives not only good written instructions, but several pictures which is very helpful and some hints along the way.  As I was working on it I kept thinking how in the world did Teresa come up with this idea and how she executed the pattern.  It's not that it is hard if you follow her directions.  I admit I did have to unsew a few times, my fault entirely!!  And then all of a sudden I was down to the last step and bam it all came together just as it was supposed to.   I love it. 












You need a couple of zippers, fusible fleece, thread and of course fabric.  I used three different Island Batiks for my Catchall Cutie.



There are 6 inside pockets to keep lots of sewing supplies in.  Plus room in the main compartment to sit your little pincushion and some thread spools in.





Plus this zipper which has 2 pockets to hide some needles or perhaps a little candy;)














Here it is when you pull it up and are getting ready to head out to your retreat or just over to a friends house to sew.

















   And all zipped up ready to go.  Now I am thinking this would make a great caddy for makeup and perhaps some jewelry too.  Hmmm, I best make another one don't cha think!



The fabrics were provided by Island Batik for being an Ambassador for them.  This blue is from their Check It Out group.  Gotta love me some checks!!









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