The Poppy Clutch :: Free Pattern

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This week I’m excited  share the Poppy Clutch as part of the Windham blog hop for Kelly Ventura’s debut line of fabric, Flora. When I saw the fabric I knew it had to become a pretty clutch, and would be perfect for those rare occasions I actually escape the house! I added a zipper detail to the front to keep things like my phone separate, so I could easily grab it, and because exposed zippers are just so pretty!

Download the pattern here!

Take a look at the Poppy Clutch

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The fabrics were so bright and vibrant, that I decided to just use a couple large pieces, instead of my usual smaller patchwork. But, since I still love the quilted look, I added some quilting lines with a turquoise thread. I also used Michael Ann Made’s Tiny Geese Key Chain to make a matching key chain  with just a few geese for effect.

Download the patten here!

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I love the pops of reds and golds with the bright turquoise, so I was glad I happened to have a goldenrod colored zipper in my stash.

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I hope you take a minute to stop by the Windham Blog and see some of the other inspiring projects using Flora. I really love the wearable aspect of this fabric too, whether for a clutch or even clothes {there are some on the Windham blog, and this fabric even comes in a cotton lawn!}, it’s perfect for summer or fall {the golds and reds are amazing too!}.

Download the Free Pattern

You can get your copy of the Poppy Clutch Free Pattern delivered directly to your inbox!

Download the pattern here!

And, if you make a Poppy Clutch, I’d love for you to share it with me either via e-mail , us the hashtag #poppyclutchtag on social media, and tag me @cloverandviolet on Instagram.

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61 Comments

  1. Your inset zippers look great. Thank you for the tutorial. I would have to make a quillow with the beautiful bundle.

  2. I love the way that you used this beautiful fabric in your delightful clutch. I’m definitely making one for myself. Thanks so much!

  3. Awesome! That is the cutest little clutch! Can’t wait to try making one! and the fabric is just gorgeous!

  4. My grands will love this for Christmas. Is it okay to make for a lesson in ASG? I will give them the blog address.
    and you definite will get the credit.

  5. Jenny! This little clutch is so pretty! I love the fabric! Turquoise and orange always excite me. You did a lovely job and I am looking forward to making one of my own. XOXO

  6. Love the pop of color the zipper makes; changes a functional thing into a design element with that gorgeous fabric!

  7. This is such a cute little clutch – would make perfect Christmas gifts. Thank you for the tutorial.

  8. Lovely clutch! It will make great little Christmas gifts using the fad giveaway bundle-at least that’s what I would do with the Flora fat quarter bundle.

  9. lovely tutorial as usual can’t wait to try it. i love the fabric you used for the clutch it’s really pretty.

  10. Gorgeous fabric & perfectly matched to the clutch pattern. This is a winner for sure. Thanks for the tutorial, it’s on my to do list 🙂

  11. I LOVE the fabric – and especially the pattern. Haven’t attempted the zippers yet, but will try it now. Thanks for your great blog!

  12. Love everything about this! I’m a fairly new sewist, and have made a few simpler bags, but this adds details that make it stand out. I can’t wait to try it!

    🙂

  13. Darling bag. I don’t carry bags a whole lot. I have to carry around a diaper bag for now, but I will check out the tutorial for a later point in my life. I love this fabric. If I had it, I think I would use it as a start to a herringbone quilt for my mom. She would just love this fabric.

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