This is one of those pouches I'm especially particular about.

I wanted it to feel solid in your hand and keep its shape, not flop over like a soft fabric pouch. So I use four layers: the outer fabric, cotton batting, firm interfacing, and lining. It's slightly padded, with a nice bit of bounce when you press it.

The metal frame takes extra time, too. I clamp it in place and then hand-stitch it through the holes along the frame. You can see those little stitches. I don't want the frame working loose after you've used it for a while.

And I love the weight of the antique brass clasp. I'm always trying out different fabrics, but quite a few of them just aren't sturdy enough for the shape I want. I only use the ones that work well with this construction.

For pens, glasses, or all those little things that end up loose in your bag.

Features

· Approx. 7.1" × 3.3" × 1.6" (18 × 8.5 × 4 cm) · Holds around 15 standard pens · Four layers: outer fabric / cotton batting / firm interfacing / lining · Firm, structured, and lightly padded — designed to hold its shape · Metal kiss-lock frame, clamped and then hand-stitched through the frame holes · Antique brass clasp · Works as a pencil case, glasses case, or pouch for everyday little things

Please Note

This is a firm, structured pouch, not a soft or slouchy one. It has noticeable thickness and padding by design.

On the fox and hedgehog fabrics, the animals may face up or down depending on the fabric cut. Pattern placement will vary from pouch to pouch.