Introducing the quick-and-easy Purse Pouch! It's a way to keep your things organized within a larger bag, or this cute little satchel could even be used as a fancy gift bag for a special friend. My daughter likes to use them as little purses, and she just loops the drawstring ribbons over her wrist to carry it around. Whatever you choose to use it for, it's a fun and useful way to use extra fabric scraps.
The bags are very simple to make and go together really fast. You can either make some on your own or, better yet, get a group together and have a sewing party!
A quick and easy jelly roll or stash buster quilt! Today I've got a super cute quilt pattern tutorial to share with you using a Jelly Roll and a Layer cake and a little bit of yardage! It's a great throw quilt size, perfect for the couch, picnics, etc.
Free Sewing Tutorial - Lined Pencil Case or Pouch with central zipper. These are great for using up small fabric scraps. If you alter the sizing to suit your needs, these are so useful for all sorts of different things, make up brushes, storing your undies etc when traveling.
How To Sew An Arrow Quilt Block. Free Tutorial and Pattern. Dillon's Quilt. Cutting and Piecing Instructions.
Zippered Box Pouch Sewing Tutorial. How to sew an oilcloth zipper pouch.
What's a box bottom bag? One that sits up by its self! Drawstring bags can be a fun way to package a gift and when done yourself can be entirely customizable to shape, size, and height! Sometimes, the most appropriate gift bag (or most esthetically appealing) is one that can sit up on its own which requires a stable bottom (scroll drown to see picture). The following is a tutorial on how to make a drawstring bag roughly 8" tall with a bottom 4.5"x4.5".
I have been wanting a little project bag for my sock knitting (or any other little ongoing projects) and after searching the internet for drawstring bag patterns I didn't see anything that was exactly what I was looking for.
