A collection of ten additional leaf flap shapes to be used with the Leaf Hip Pouch - create even more beautiful pouches featuring your favourite leaves! Includes English ivy, monstera, hawthorn, puka, lily pad, sassafras, english oak, pawpaw, ginkgo, and maple. The Leafy Add-On includes each leaf in three sizes, ready to be used with the base Leaf Hip Pouch pattern. Swap in your favourite leaf to create a new look. Compatibility: The Leafy Add-on is designed to be used with the Leaf Hip Pouch pattern. This add-on contains the pattern pieces for the leaf flaps only: you will need the pattern pieces and instructions from the Leaf Hip Pouch pattern to sew the pouch. You can buy this in a Discounted Bundle Skill Level: Adventurous beginner Size Chart + Fabric Requirements Choose between three sizes: small, medium, and large (note that this refers to the pouch size, not the size of the wearer) Fabric Requirements: The following charts list fabric requirements for a completed Leaf Hip Pouch, including the leaf flaps in this add-on. Though no additional fabric is required, if you wish to use a special fabric or scrap for the exterior flap, the largest leaf flap piece in this add-on pattern measures approximately 12" x 15" (30cm x 38cm).You may need more if matching plaids/checks or are using a directional fabric. Views Make old things new again! Twig & Tale patterns pair wonderfully with recycled fabrics. Linen, corduroy, or twill trousers make lovely pouches. Look to cotton or linen shirts and skirts for lining fabric. Bonus Resources How to make a single-layer Leaf Hip Pouch flap PRINTING INFO + FAQ This is a print-at-home PDF pattern and includes three printing options: US Letter/A4 - tiled and designed to print on your home printer Copyshop - A0 wide-format file (33.1″ x 46.8″) Projector - specially-formatted and optimized for home projector use. Read more about using our projector files here All pattern printing formats include “layers”, allowing you to print only the size(s) you need, or all of the sizes. View pattern FAQ
