The Poppy Clutch :: Free Pattern
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!
Take a look at the Poppy Clutch
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.
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.
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!}.
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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.
Your inset zippers look great. Thank you for the tutorial. I would have to make a quillow with the beautiful bundle.
BEAUTIFUL fabrics!!! Thank you for a great tutorial too!
I love the way that you used this beautiful fabric in your delightful clutch. I’m definitely making one for myself. Thanks so much!
I love the watercolor look of the fabrics & you clutch is too cute
Awesome! That is the cutest little clutch! Can’t wait to try making one! and the fabric is just gorgeous!
Awesome project! I can’t wait to try it! I would love to make a patchwork purse with the fabrics.
The clutch is very cute and the fabrics are fantastic! Looking forward to giving this one a try! 🙂
Very nice! The fabric is perfect for this project. Thanks for another wonderful tutorial.
What a lovely clutch! Prettier than anything you would find in a store!
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.
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
Love the pop of color the zipper makes; changes a functional thing into a design element with that gorgeous fabric!
Love your little clutch. The goldenrod zipper is perfect.
Fantastic bag. I know that I will be making lots of these! Thanks
This is such a cute little clutch – would make perfect Christmas gifts. Thank you for the tutorial.
I would make a quilt or a bag to organize quilt projects.
GORGEOUS FABRIC! I would make the poppy clutch of course!
Adorable clutch…love the colorful zipper…adds a great touch!!! Thanks for the tutorial :o)
Thanks for the tutorial
I love the outside zipper.
Thanks for the tutorial. I could make lots of clutches if I win the bundle.
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.
lovely tutorial as usual can’t wait to try it. i love the fabric you used for the clutch it’s really pretty.
The clutch is so cute. Thanks for the tutorial.
Love all your patterns
Waiting to try
It is so lovely! Can’t wait to make my own.
Very sweet Jennie! I would make one just like yours for my DD. Thanks for the pattern!
What an adorable clutch and the fabric is gorgeous! Will definitely be making this. Thank you.
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 🙂
Cute, cute, cute! Definitely will try this one! Thanks for the fun patterns!
Great tutorial, and lovely fabric, too! Thanks for the pattern!
Beautiful fabric and clutch! Thanks for the giveaway and pattern!
Beautiful bag! The colors in the fabric are so vibrant!
I would make a patchwork clutch and tote bag to match.
Your goldenrod zipper has inspired me to try an inset zipper!
Oh Boy I might actually get this one made!!!
This fabric is so lovely. It makes such a beautiful summery clutch.
love this little clutch, these fabrics are so gorgeous!
A very cute bag. That is a beautiful fabric. So fresh.
Love the little clutch. The outside zipper is neat.
I love the idea of an exposed zipper, maybe a bright, shiny metal one? The fabric is gorgeous.
I love bags and clutches of all kinds. Thanks for this pattern and the chance to win.
that is the nices bag I have seen. LOVE IT.
Love the clutch, nice job!
I LOVE the fabric – and especially the pattern. Haven’t attempted the zippers yet, but will try it now. Thanks for your great blog!
Neat clutch! Thanks for the pattern.
Love the tutorial ! Can’t wait to make my own bag! Thanks for the giveaway
Cute pattern and that zip……so neat. I love it.
I love this new Flora line. I’d make a big floor cushion cover from it.
I love the bright aqua fabric, such happy designs. x
Your clutch is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.
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!
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Adorable clutch–I “sew” have to make some of these!
I ADORE your clutch! Such pretty fabrics.
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.
I use these little bags for so many things! Very pretty.
That fabric is gorgeous!