We are counting down to Chinese New Year, it is just 2 weeks from now! In conjunction with the Year of the Dog 2018, here is the second dog themed sewing project (2 more coming soon) – A Siberian Husky Puppy Key Pouch. Now you can keep your keys in the cozy key pouch and protect your items from being scratched or tangled up by the keys when placing them together in the bag or purse.
Siberian Husky Puppy Key Pouch is a palm-sized (3.5″ x 3.5″) cute little cozy key holder, with a lobster claw clasp attached to a split ring by a cord or chain. Pull the split key ring out from the key pouch to get the keys, pull the clasp to draw the keys back to the pouch. The key ring can easily hold up to 8 keys or maybe more. In addition, there is an open pocket at the back of the key pouch for you to store the door access card. The pattern template comes in pdf format, you may enlarge the print during printing to get a larger size if needed.
Siberian Husky Puppy Key Pouch – Free Sewing Pattern
get the link below ⬇️
I hope you have already started sewing the first dog themed project of a Boston Terrier Puppy Coin Purse, which I shared the free pattern last week. If you haven’t done so, please feel free to grab the pattern and tutorial. Together with this Siberian Husky key pouch, you are ready to have 2 out of 4 dog-themed pouches to sew, 2 out of 8 animal-themed pouches to make. Collect them all, they made a great handmade gift for your friends and family.
Look who is coming over to visit Siberian Husky Key Pouch! Stay tuned for the next dog-themed sewing project. Now, get ready to sew up a storm of this puppy key pouch and the existing sewing patterns in Craft Passion.
Happy Sewing!
Another great one, thank you, thank you, so kind of you to share your patterns.
Hugs, from South Brazil
Thank you for these adorable patterns!
Thank you for the adorable pattern. I will try to make this one.
Your projects are very inspiring. Thank you for sharing your creativity
Thank you for another darling pattern. Your generosity is much appreciated.
Thank you so much for these lovely patterns. I can’t wait for some time off to make. These are now at the top of my want-to-make list. I really like that you have used non-solid fabrics. You are very kind to share these patterns.
You are welcome. Sharing what I have created is my craft’s passion, getting positive response and lots of love are my motivation to keep the passion going on.
I bought these yarn dyed fabrics many years ago and love them so much, I was so reluctant to use them until I have designed something great to make.