Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
People are always asking what to do with woven panels once they’re finished - and honestly? A lot of mine sit stacked on a shelf.
In this tutorial, I’m turning one of my woven pieces into a Drop Zone Pouch (Woven Edition) using the Drop Zone pattern. This weave lived on my wall for years before becoming a bag, and I walk you through how I quilt it, stabilize it, assemble the pouch, and make decisions along the way—including what I’d do differently next time.
This project is part of Patterns by Annie’s Sew Pink Initiative, which supports breast cancer awareness and fundraising. I’ve linked more info below.
You’ll see:
• My favorite way to quilt woven panels for bags
• How I stabilize a weave without Soft & Stable
• Zipper installation tips (plus a very real zipper audition moment 😅)
• Grab tags, side panels, and construction details
• What worked, what didn’t, and what I’d change next time
If you’ve been wondering how to turn your woven panels into something functional, this one’s for you.
✨ SUPPLIES & LINKS
• Drop Zone Pouch pattern: mxdomestic.com/products/drop-zone-pattern-from-patterns-by-byannie
• Fabrics + tools used in this video: mxdomestic.com
• Sew Pink Initiative info: mxdomestic.com/blogs/news/sewpink-woven-drop-zone-pouch
(Links below ⬇️)
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People are always asking what to do with woven panels once they’re finished - and honestly? A lot of mine sit stacked on a shelf.
In this tutorial, I’m turning one of my woven pieces into a Drop Zone Pouch (Woven Edition) using the Drop Zone pattern. This weave lived on my wall for years before becoming a bag, and I walk you through how I quilt it, stabilize it, assemble the pouch, and make decisions along the way—including what I’d do differently next time.
This project is part of Patterns by Annie’s Sew Pink Initiative, which supports breast cancer awareness and fundraising. I’ve linked more info below.
You’ll see:
• My favorite way to quilt woven panels for bags
• How I stabilize a weave without Soft & Stable
• Zipper installation tips (plus a very real zipper audition moment 😅)
• Grab tags, side panels, and construction details
• What worked, what didn’t, and what I’d change next time
If you’ve been wondering how to turn your woven panels into something functional, this one’s for you.
✨ SUPPLIES & LINKS
• Drop Zone Pouch pattern: mxdomestic.com/products/drop-zone-pattern-from-patterns-by-byannie
• Fabrics + tools used in this video: mxdomestic.com
• Sew Pink Initiative info: mxdomestic.com/blogs/news/sewpink-woven-drop-zone-pouch
(Links below ⬇️)
✨ Let’s Stay Connected! ✨
📍 Website: mxdomestic.com
📸 Instagram: instagram.com/mx.domestic
🎥 TikTok: tiktok.com/@mxdomestic
📘 Facebook: facebook.com/mxdomestic
🎬 YouTube: youtube.com/@MxDomestic
💌 Join the Mx Domestic Family – Sign up for my newsletter: bit.ly/MxDNews
