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Two fat quarters = four mini treat bags. Fill them with yummy goodies for the holiday season! Get the treat...
Keep all your bedtime essentials close at hand with a caddy made from a fringed table runner.
We don't know which is more fun -- choosing fabric for this gift bag or shopping for the gift it'll contain!
Stitch this festive fabric bag that’s big enough to hold a small quilt or treasured find—and not only is it a gift bag, it doubles as a pillowcase for a standard-size pillow.
Add a retail detail to your next bag project by reinforcing the handles. It's a simple way to add durability to your finished project.
Sewing laminates and zippers are a breeze with these tips from Jennifer Keltner and Jill Mead.
Combine tropical prints for a vacation bag that easily stores travel essentials. Fabrics are from the Acreage collection by Shannon Gillman Orr for Moda Fabrics...
Do you love the look of a patchwork tote but don’t want to take the time to piece one? Use a preprinted panel instead! This tote is a terrific take-along to a sewing retreat or knitting get-...
You can create this scrappy Log Cabin tote from 5” squares in a weekend’s time! Fabrics are from the Vintage Shirting & Dress Prints 1880–1910 collection by Barbara J. Eikmeier for...
Sew a few seams and insert a zipper (we’ll show you how) to make each of these cute pouches in very little time.
Love those whimsical prints with a look from a bygone era? Use them to sew up bags that are just as good as the gifts inside!
Sew and flip fabric strips to a muslin foundation for an eclectic bag with a decidedly feminine flair.
The only trouble you’ll have with this fun-to-sew, reversible, tie-closure bag is deciding which way to wear it. Printed stripes provide the look of pieced strips in a fraction of the time.
Combine fat quarters to make a functional and stylish market bag. Fabrics are from the Fresh Pick collection by Susy Pilgrim Waters for P&B Textiles.
Start with an ombré fabric to make this quick-and-easy tote bag. Fabrics are from the Color Me Happy collection by Vanessa Christenson of V and Co. for Moda...
Stitch up a knockout tote that’s sturdy, roomy, and just plain adorable.
Sew this attractive laptop bag for a friend, then reward yourself by making one to keep.
Stitch a handy thread catcher for your serger! The no-slip mat will keep your thread catcher—and your machine—in place while sewing.
Use double-face prequilted fabric to make two bags, which give you the option of carrying a lot or just a little. Fabrics are from the Morriston collection by ...
Stitch up a take-along bag that’s the perfect size for a day full of fun.
Starting with reversible prequilted fabric makes these bags easy to whip up and gives them a more defined shape.
