Don't go to that dinner party empty-handed! Tuck a little something special into a handmade gift bag and thank your hostess in style. Easy to make at the last minute with just two fabrics and colorful zipper handles. Add a simple applique or an optional corkscrew pocket to make your project stand out!
Finished project sizes:
Small: 7" x 4.5" x 3.5"
Medium: 10" x 4.5" x 3.5"
Tall: 13" x 4.5" x 3.5"
You really can carry it all with this giant bag! Choose between leather, cork, or cotton accents for the base. On the outside, there are four pockets to snuggle all your favorite trinkets. The possibilities of this bag truly know no bounds!
These handy bags are perfect best friends to stow and go. Large Becca is adorned with a high-waisted fabric flange to accent her beautiful style. Add easy grab tabs from leftover zipper bits.
With Lazy Girl's One-Zip technique, cut a basic zipper apart, take off the pull, then stitch one... Read more
Create a unique bag perfect for your next beach vacation! This pattern is fat quarter friendly and includes easy to follow picture instructions from designer Nancy Green. The completed project size is 10" x 10" x 2".
Make a bunch of these small banana-shaped zippered pouches! Perfect to: hold sewing tools, glasses, pencil case, supplies, or for gifting!
Use Joan's tricks for sewing a zipper in along a curve and swapping the zipper pull color for fun. Grab your favorite fabric layer cakes, sew a little, cut a little, zip a little and done!
This quilting pattern by Aunties Two will make a great bag for commuting into the city! The city bag pattern comes in three sizes, Uptown, Midtown, and Downtown. This is the middle size of the bags and includes six pockets on the inside to help you keep everything organized. Perfect for a day of... Read more
If you have leftover batting or 2.5" fabric strips in your collection, you can use this bag pattern to create something fantastic! Here's a couple of practical and sweet hobo style bags that are comfortable and easy to make.
Finished projects sizes are;
Small: 11"w x 9"t x 3"d
Large: 16"w x 15"t x 6"d
This adorable bag project by Pink Sand Beach Designs is so fun to make! With instructions from the designer Nancy Green, you will be crafting like a professional. Instructions and pattern pieces are included. Finished project size is 15" x 11" x 4".
These are great storage pods for your craft room, bedroom or bathroom. They are designed to sit on a flat surface with no need to hang them up. They are simple to make and require very little fabric. Two of your favorite fat quarters will make one, with some left over.
This mini messenger bag by Carol McLeod and Aunties Two Patterns has a long 42" shoulder strap with two 5" square pockets inside. Great for travel or sliding in a larger briefcase or travel bag. A great addition to your collection and is easy to make using batting stuffed strips!
This quilting pattern by Aunties Two creates a big version of their popular Kaleidoscope bag! Create an ideal overnight or shopping zipper tote bag. With six pockets on the inside to organize your things, this makes for the perfect catch all bag.
You really can carry it all with this giant duffle bag! Choose between a solid exterior fabric or scrap it up with some patchwork. There are two exterior pockets. Fill it up and take it on a trip!
The second edition of this pattern now includes instructions for adding the carrying strap, minor adjustments to the dimensions, and changes to make the pattern clearer and simpler.
This adorable quilting pattern by Aunties Two will make the cutest purse! With lots of pockets on the inside to stay organized, this will become your new favorite item. Structural stays are included to keep everything in shape.
Get the In-R-Foam fusible foam stabilizer by Bosal to... Read more
This simple sack stands up while you pack it, then it folds and stows away! The small size is a great lunch bag, the medium size is about the size of a grocery bag, and a 9" x 13" pan fits perfectly in the large size.
Project Sizes: Small 7.75" x 7.75" x 4.5"
Medium 12" x 12" x 7.5"
Large 14" x 13" x 9.5"
Large zipper top bag great for all of your magical stuff! Two pockets on the outside and inside keep everything organized. Structural stays keep it in shape. Use a focus fabric and channel stitch the body of the bag OR stitch and flip 2 1/2″ strips.
Finished Project Size: 18″ wide x 12″ deep x 14″ tall
Arrange your 2 " strips in a kaleidoscope of colors for a stunning zipper top bag with six inside pockets. Perfect for a stylish handbag or a project bag, or a sock knitting bag.
Finished project size is 14"w x 8"h x 4"d. Includes 2 handbag stays.
This large tote bag pattern by Aunties Two is big enough for just about anything to fit in! Made from fabric tubes and filled with batting, this bag is easy to zigzag stitch together. Use double-sided fusible batting for a bag that will stand tall or you can make it more slouchy by using cotton... Read more
Create this fun Tahiti Tote bag with instructions from the designer Nancy Green! This bag includes lots of pockets, a zipper top, and a front cell phone pocket! Pattern includes picture instructions that are easy to understand!
Finished size is 15.5 wide across the top x 11.5 tall x 4 deep.
Create the perfect tote bag for your next vacation with this fat quarter friendly designs! Features 16 pockets on the inside to organize all your items. With easy to follow picture instructions from designer Nancy Green.
Start collecting buttons, rick-rack, and other fun trims for these easy bags! Great project for using up leftover strips, and it works well with new fabric too!
Includes three sizes: Small - 7.5"w x 4"h x 2.5"d
Medium: 9.5"w x 5.5"h x 4"d
Large: 11.5"w x 6"h x 4"d
This quilting pattern by Aunties Two will make a great bag for commuting into the city! The city bag pattern comes in three sizes, Uptown, Midtown, and Downtown. This is the largest of the bags and includes six pockets on the inside to help you keep everything organized. Makes a great travel bag!
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