Cut your fabric so you have two rectangle pieces of fabric that measure 9” x 6”.
Lay out one fabric piece so the right side is UP.
Place the zipper on top of the fabric with the zipper's right side DOWN, so the top edges line up.
Clip to hold in place.
Sew along the top edge about ¼” from the edge.
Flip the zipper back up, and smooth out with your hands.This is now one-half of your zipper pouch!Set it aside. Lay out the second piece of fabric, with the right side UP.
Place the zipper/fabric piece you just made (from step 6) right side DOWN, on top of the fabric, so the top edges line up.
Clip to hold in place.
Sew along the edge about ¼” from the edge.
Flip the fabric piece open, and smooth with your hands.You now have all of the parts of your zippered pouch! To help the pouch look clean and sleek, and to help the zipper function properly, topstitch down both sides of the zipper.Smooth the fabric with your hands so it lays flat as you sew.This makes the pouch look good and keeps fabric away from the zipper's teeth, minimizing snagging. Open your zipper halfway.This is a very important step.If you don't do this step, you won't be able to turn your pouch right-side-out later on. Fold the two sides of the zipper pouch together so the right sides touch and all of the edges and zipper sections line up.
Clip in place.
Sew around the 3 sides of the pouch (but NOT along the top where the zipper is).Make sure you backstitch to reinforce where you start and stop on the two zipper sections, by going forward and backward a few times to add strength.Use a ⅜” to ½” seam allowance, and a small stitch length to add durability to the seam. Trim off the zipper overhang, and the corners.
Turn the pouch right side out, through the open zipper at the top of the pouch.
Push out the corners with your fingers, and smooth the pouch with your hands as you go.Once everything is turned rightside out and smoothed flat, your zipper pouch is done!