Quilted Envelope Kit – June Studio Companion

A soft, flexible kit with the materials to make a stitched envelope pouch—following June’s Studio tutorial. Gentle structure, lots of room to make it your own.

For June’s tutorial, this kit gives you the same materials I use to make a stitched envelope pouch—quilted, folded, and finished however you like.

It’s not a course in a box. It’s a starting point. A quiet suggestion.

There’s a printed template to guide you if you want it—but there’s also space to change shape, stitch freely, and build something more layered. The same materials also work for making a keyring or a brooch if that’s more your mood this month. All three are part of the tutorial.

Most Studio members will work from their own supplies, but if you’d like a gentle shortcut, this gives you what you need—without the rummaging.

Everything’s chosen to feel good in the hand: soft vintage blanket wool, linen that loves a needle, old cotton thread wound on a wooden spool.

This kit is for you if:

• You like to follow a shape, then stitch your own story into it
• You want to make something that feels useful and handmade
• You enjoy improvising with beautiful materials and a bit of structure

Kit includes:

• Two A3 pieces of linen
• One A3 piece of vintage wool blanket
• One long darning needle
• One wooden spool of vintage lacemaking cotton
• A printed template
• Two bag fittings
• One keyring fitting
• One brooch fitting

Everything is chosen to feel good in the hand — soft, worn, useful.
Just add your own thread (or pick from my thread sets in the shop).

Most Studio members will gather materials from what they have — but if you’d like to start with everything ready, this kit is for you.

Limited quantities available — I only had enough of the vintage blanket for a small run.