Need a thoughtful, handmade gift but short on time? This Mini Trinket Folder is my favorite solution! It’s professional-looking, incredibly easy to sew, and a fantastic way to use up those pretty fabric scraps you’ve been saving. Whether for a friend or yourself, this tiny organizer is pure joy to make. Let’s get our sewing machines ready!
The finished measurements of this Jewelry pouch are approximately 2″(5㎝) W × 2″(5㎝) H .
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Seam allowances are 3/8″ unless otherwise specified.
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To make this you will need:
◆ Main panel
① 2⅝″ × 12″ (6.5㎝ × 30.5㎝) Outer layer
① 2⅝″ × 12″ (6.5㎝ × 30.5㎝) Lining
① 2″ × 11½″ (5㎝ × 29㎝) Mid-weight woven fusible interfacing
◆ Pocket
③ 2⅝″ × 2⅝″ (6.5㎝ × 6.5㎝) Outer layer
③ 2⅝″ × 2⅝″ (6.5㎝ × 6.5㎝) Lining
③ 2″ × 2″ (5㎝ × 5㎝) Mid-weight woven fusible interfacing
◆ Others
① Metal Snap Buttons
Place the pocket’s outer and lining fabrics right sides together (RST). Sew around the perimeter, leaving a turning gap. Turn the pocket right side out through the gap and topstitch along the top edge.
Place the main fabric’s outer and lining pieces RST. Sew around the edges, leaving a turning gap. Turn it right side out and press thoroughly with an iron to ensure all edges are crisp.
(Tip: Make sure to tuck the raw edges of the turning gap inward before pressing.)
Lay the main fabric flat with the lining side facing up. Position the prepared pockets on the lining as shown in the reference photo. Stitch across the bottom edge of each pocket to secure them to the main body.
Fold the pocket upward into its final position. Then, fold up the bottom of the main fabric (similar to how you folded the pocket) to create the pouch shape. To finish, topstitch along both side edges and the top opening to secure all layers together.
YOU ARE FINISHED!
Happy sewing! I hope you enjoy making this DIY jewelry pouch. Don’t forget to [Download the PDF Pattern here] to get started on your next project. You might also find more professional sewing templates and handmade guides in my other posts!
