Pouches are probably one of the most practical things to create using your knitted squares. They are easy to make, and you can use them for almost anything! Follow this simple guide to make zipped pouches using your knitted squares: Gauge: 8 stitches and 12 rows – 2 inches. If your knitted pieces already have this gauge, good for you! Now all you need to do is to do the following steps. Fold your knitted square (or rectangle) in half, right sides facing. Sew them together, then turn them right side out. Do not forget to steam them flat using your iron! Unzip your zipper and pin it inside your pouch. Then, sew it in place. For the liner, you need to cut an 8-by-13 inch piece of thin cotton fabric. Fold its short ends down for about an inch, wrong sides facing. Remember to iron to crease. Next, you need to fold the cloth in half, end to end, right sides facing. Sew along the sides using a ¼’ seam allowance. Do not turn it inside out, then place it in your pouch. Finally, whipstitch the folded ends to zipper tape directly under the zipper’s teeth.