KTKat Kreations

One of my favourite things to make recently has been a zip pouch! I think they are super useful to have around. I've been using them to keep my sewing accessories organised! 

Each zip pouch has been made from a mixture of cotton material and canvas material for the bottom part. I have lined the inside with either pink or white cotton. There is also a layer of interfacing, to give the zip pouch some structure. 

This is the first item I've made where I've had to sew on a zip! It took a few attempts to get the hang of it but I do feel like I've got the hang of it now.. just about! 

These zip pouches are actually available from my Etsy shop - which I finally got around to opening!! So if you fancy one have a little visit here. 

Thank you for reading,

KTKat Kreations x

I can't believe how long it's been since I last updated my page! Life has been a little crazy since my last post. But I have continued to sew and create, as I find it such good therapy (especially during these times!).

So what have I been up to? 

Well I went through a phase of trying my hand at making a teddy bear. If you check out my Instagram page, you'll see a few of the ones I made. I am really proud of my Harry Potter bear! I love making soft toys and I am planning on continuing this ❤.

I have continued to make cushion covers and I have also tested my skills with a couple of baby rompers/babygrows! (I had my daughter last year, and she is definitely my inspiration and motivation to try new things!).

The baby romper was a great little project and actually relatively easy to do. I used Jersey material which was a different fabric to what I'm used to. But I found using a walker foot, really helped to keep the material in place whilst sewing and stopped it from stretching. 

I love that I am constantly learning with sewing. I can't wait to start sharing my next little projects with all you soon ❤

Thank you for reading 

KTKat Kreations x

Last year I bought actual pumpkins and carved them and then when it came to throw them out, they completely disintegrated on me. I ended up with pumpkin juices all down my work clothes! Not ideal! So this year, I decided I really wanted to try make some fabric pumpkins to avoid any pumpkin juice disasters!

So it's been a little while since I last made something! Yesterday I was feeling pretty low and I really wanted to get myself out of that feeling - so I decided I needed to do something productive and make something!

I actually can't believe how long it has been since I last did a blog post! I'm really sorry about that - life went a little crazy after February last year and unfortunately my sewing machine had to take a back seat. I've not given up learning to sew though, and seeing all the amazing creations my mum has made this Christmas, has made me more determined to keep at it!

Whilst I was at home I really wanted to make something with my Mum/just watch and learn from her. We decided on making a new laptop cover, which was a little tricky at times!

The project only requires one/two different types of material and some wadding! Below is our creation and I'm super happy with it!






We were thinking of adding a button to the front but I decided that it would probably end up coming off at some point. The part of sewing I really love, is the bit where you get to turn the material the right way round and reveal the creation! We were super nervous with this one, as sewing all the pieces together got a little tricky and we didn't think it was going to work but thankfully it all worked out really well.

I wish everyone a positive start to the year, thank you for visiting! I will do my best to keep sewing!

KTKat Kreations 

For my next little sewing project I decided to make an envelope cushion cover. I was so excited to make a couple of these, as I have recently re-painted my living room and found the perfect material to match the walls!


I found this project quite easy to do - although a couple of mistakes were made!



The great thing about this cushion cover is that you don't need to worry about sewing zips into the material.



I already have plans to make some more of these for the bedroom. This was a super fun little project and especially ideal for a beginner like me!

Thank you for visiting!

KTKat Kreations 

I am a big Cath Kidston fan (you might notice that quite a few of the items I make have a floral pattern) and I want to incorporate some of her style into my wedding. I decided that I wanted to hand-make our wedding table plan.


For this little project all I bought was the cork notice board, some white paint and some floral material. I found the floral material on eBay and even though its not Cath Kidston, it looks quite similar to what she would do.


With the help of my lovely bridesmaid, Hannah (and Graham the dog!) we painted the outside of the cork notice board and then cut the material down to size, ironed it and then using a spoon, pushed the material around the cork notice board.


The next part is to decide what to use to display each table. Any suggestions here would be appreciated! I'm thinking of perhaps cutting letters out of brown paper/card and doing some sort of display but I'm not sure yet. I will post a picture once it is all done!

Thanks for visiting,

KTKat Kreations