Scrappy bag patterns

I'm pleased to announce that my Scrap Happy Purse pattern is officially finished! Woo-hoo! (And boy, do I have the headache to prove it!) ...

Got extra fabric scraps? How about making a scrappy hobo bag!! Look at these fall colors in my new knitting bag.

Today I will be sharing a tutorial for an English Paper Pieced Tote Bag! Patchwork and Quilting Free Sewing Tutorial

I had a bit of a change of pace this week – No quilts, but instead I worked on a scrappy quilted tote bag for a yet-to-be-revealed friend of mine. A group of us from the Imagine circle of Do. Good Stitches bee decided to do a swap this month and this is the item I’ll be sending my partner. I can’t reveal who it is yet, but I still wanted to show what I’ve been working on. I used a fantastic tutorial that Amanda (a.k.a Jedi Craft Girl) wrote on her blog. I used her same measurements, but…

We're back with a new bag tutorial, the Mini Scrap Patch Bag tutorial! This project is great for using those adorable mini charm packs or even quilting scraps!

Schlep It Good Bag and Pattern - Part 1 From the age of twelve, I was so delighted when I was able to get a job, in our local delicatessen. I thought this was great fun. I suppose it wouldn't happen much these days, being employed at 12, but they trusted me to serve customers, take money, add up and provide correct change. I was even allowed to use the meat slicer! Although I was young and didn't get paid a wage as such, the shop owner would kindly allow me to take some things home as a…

It may have taken a long time, but I was able to turn my scrappy panels into scrappy bags. The bags were inspired by Amanda Jean's scrappy purse, but pieced using the pattern in Christina Cameli's Scrappy Market Tote class which I watched on Bluprint. Her class was wonderful. I finished the big one first. It was the size in Christina's pattern. And the other side. After awhile I finished the smaller one. I just altered the size of the panel and straps from Christina's pattern. And the other…

Copy Right Anne Ibach 2021 PLEASE DO NOT SHARE THIS TUTORIAL FOR COMMERCIAL REASONS WITHOUT MY PERMISSION. CONTACT ME AT anne@agilejack1.com FOR PERMISSION. (I'm really happy that a lot of people are making this bag! Since it's free, when you post a photo of your bag on social media, please credit me, use the hashtag…

Another rainy day and I had to take my car into the shop for new tires and some servicing. So I caught a ride home, and hunkered down in my sewing room. I always love to try new things and I decide…

We learned to do crumb quilting some time ago. This time we’re going to use the crumb quilt pieces to make a tote bag. If not interested in making the bag with fabric scraps you can make it w…

Have you been following the Scrappy Project Planner sew-along hosted by Fat Quarter Shop ? This is the final week so if you missed it here'...

Learn how to make an easy boho bag with scraps of fabric and a free pattern. This beginner-friendly project is perfect for anyone who wants to add a touch of personality to their

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Right Turn Bag Free Tutorial. This bag has it all: - strip piecing - simple functional shape - magnetic closure

It is time to put your quilting prowess to work and make a beautiful quilted tote bag. Andy from A Bright Corner makes it easy with her tutorial. This tote uses plenty of scrap fabrics and it easy…

I have made 3 of these totes, the first two were given away in swaps. With this last one I took progress photos and wrote down measurements, and I'm going to keep this one. Photo heavy post! And some photos were taken at night, sorry about that - but that is when I can sew and when the progress photos get taken. Here are the other two totes I made with the same process This is the front of one This is the back of another The front of the one above Here is the finished tote for the tutorial…

See my new Quilter's Large Patchwork Tote in Raspberry Summer Fabrics along with the Mini Charm Pouch and more ideas for bags and totes.

Remember I showed you this picture a couple of weeks ago??? It was the beginning of my Mondo Bag, from Quilt Smart. Ann and I saw tons of gals at Quilt Market with these totes, so ... of course, I had to make one too. I've never used a Quilt Smart product before - that's where you use a fusible interfacing as the base - but I was pleasantly surprised how easy it went together and all the intersections matched perfectly! Soooo, TA-DA ... here's my finished bag!! I don't know if you can tell…