Here's your chance to sew a classic shoulder bag! This is the Gabrielle Shoulder Bag sewing pattern from the designer Miss Freckles Design.
DIY CUBE POUCH BAG This is a zipper pouch or makeup bag that can be made very easy. It is in the shape of a cute cube and has a handle, so i...
If you're sewing in a purse frame, it can be tricky knowing where to start! This tutorial shows you how, step by step and with plenty of pictures.
Sewing a Charming Mini Purse with a Clasp. DIY Pattern & Tutorial.
Sewing a Cute DIY Vanity Bag Tutorial
There's nothing I love better than checking out new bag tutorials, so I was thrilled when my friend Jennifer of Ellison Lane Quilts invi...
DIY Reversible Japanese Knot Bag Free Sewing Patterns
As I am a big fan of travels, I am always looking for a pouch to store things in my luggage… I made this pouch a few months ago. I use it as my wash bag to go to the gym and love it so much, I wanted to share this pattern with you. It
Zipper tabs are functional, plus add detail. Learn zipper anatomy and how to reduce a zipper by adding fabric tabs. Details you need to know when sewing.
Inspiration for MAKING a pretty life!
Do you have a go-to purse from your DIY wardrobe? From interior to external pocket and lengthy shoulder strap, this will become your must-have purse for casual and going out looks. The printable pdf is available for immediate download on my Etsy shop. Here is Luna circle purse sewing pattern to add to your DIY ...
Make this vinyl and gold zipper bag, perfect for make-up or other goodies. Check out this tutorial for your own diy version of this makeup organizer.
These totally gorgeous and totally FREE bag & purse patterns will keep your sewing machine busy! Get started sewing your own bags and purses!
This is a versatile accordion-shaped pouch bag.You can organize small items such as handicraft supplies, sanitary pads, and cosmetics.This pouch is easy to make, so it's a great gift for someone. 5
Pyramid Triangle Zipper Coin Purse Tutorial
Over this winter break I decided I wanted to show whoever is reading this how to do a little project that I think is a simple way to start s...
DIY Fabric Block Zipper Pouch Free Sewing Pattern and Tutorial
How to sew a large, roomy, comfortable and beautiful cosmetic bag-nessesser. Tutorial DIY
Is hand sewing buttons by yourself hard? No! This article provides step-by-step instructions for how to sew a button on your shirt or clothes.
This easy to make Triangle Zipper Pouch is perfect for filling with treats or small gifts for the holidays!
Sewing piping can add a professional touch to the edges of cushions, bags, quilts and clothing. Learn how to sew piping for beginners.
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Have you ever had too many cards that your wallet can handle? You need a handy zipper pouch the size of a credit card rather than struggle with the limited space you have in a
This beautiful Quilted Accordion Pouch expands out and gives you five pockets to keep your jewelry, small lingerie items, make-up, or other special trinkets.
7 Pages of Easy Sewing Exercises For Beginner Sewers Becoming proficient at sewing is really a matter of time spent...
Here's a great sewing pattern for the 3 In 1 Pouch which is a zipper pouch with three separate compartments. I own a bag very similar to this which I bought
Zipper tabs are functional, plus add detail. Learn zipper anatomy and how to reduce a zipper by adding fabric tabs. Details you need to know when sewing.
Tutorial: How to Make a Duct Tape Accordion Wallet
How to Make a Triangle Coin Purse I am always looking for ways to use my remnants and scraps and I just love these little triangle coin purses so I thoug
This is a cute pouch made of triangular-shaped scrap fabrics.It is a good size for small cosmetics or coins.I shared patterns for equilateral triangles,
How to Make Triangle Zipper Pouches. DIY Sewing Tutorial & Pattern
Hi friends! After a few days of being really sick i finally feel good enough to stare at the computer again and share this DIY. Somewhat recently my camera bag was stolen (luckily JUST the bag, not my camera) and I was bummed since I would have to re-buy but I also saw it as an opportunity to get a better (read: cuter) one. I often would not bring my camera places because I didn't want to carry around a camera bag with my purse and whatever else.. Either that or wrap egg crate or scarfs around my camera and stuff it in my purse. Neither were cutting it for me. I looked online and i found some good non-traditional camera bags that look like purses, but all of them were well over $100 and up to $300.. (if you put all the purses i've ever bought in my life together it still wouldn't come close to that total). Procrastination eventually lead to an idea in the back of my head of just making one myself. And after christmas I found the ideal shape/size purse at target on clearance. I got the rest of the supplies at joann fabric and made it in a night, while watching the beauty and the beast blu-ray. This purse probably wouldnt have been my first choice if I were just picking it out as a purse, but it looks a million times better than any plain camera bag so i'm very pleased! And it all cost less than $20. (Edited to add updated pictures and note: December 2011 p.s. This has held up surprisingly well.. i've been using it for exactly a year now. I use it daily and have also taken it on MANY trips and its still in great condition.. no wear on the padding, no tears or anything. easily one of the most useful and fun projects i've done!) a better picture of the inserts out of the purse ^ --------------------------------- and a photobooth picture to show my camera inside Here we go, I'll try to explain this the best i can.. You'll need: a purse/bag - i wanted something very specific..ie: just tall enough for a DSLR, just wide enough for the camera to sit flat, a tapered top so its easy to carry, zipper closure, room to fit other lenses and camera equipment and also room for a small wallet and other everyday things. 3/4 inch foam - 1/4 yard 1/2 inch foam - 1/4 - 1/3 yard, depending on how many inserts you want. 1 yard of fabric to cover foam - you might not need a whole yard, but i wanted to make a whole bunch of extra inserts just in case some get lost. Velcro - one package should do Opt: velcro glue I measured the inside of my bag, and decided i wanted foam on all sides (bottom, both long sides and both short sides). These are the measurements i used for my foam, yours will probably be different but overall it should be around the same size. Bottom pad: 13 1/2" x 4 3/8" using 3/4" foam Short sides: 4 1/2" x 4 3/8" (make 2) Lens dividers: 7 1/2" x 3" (make atleast 3) Straight divider: 4 1/2" x 3 1/2" (make 2) Long side pads: 10" x 4 1/2" (make 2) Now, use all these foam pieces as a pattern for the fabric, adding about an inch to all sides for seam allowance. Cut two pieces of fabric for each foam insert (obviously!).. Note: For the lens divider, add 2 inches to the short ends so you have little flaps to sew velcro onto. Decide where you want your velcro and cut to size and sew onto right side of fabric. Now, sew three sides of the fabric, and stick the foam in, making a pillowcase type thing for the foam, then fold in and pin the opening closed and sew shut. (Alternately, you could use velcro glue to glue the velcro anywhere you wanted to save you some trouble.. but i opted to sew my velcro on) When you are done sewing all your pieces together use velcro glue to put velcro on the inside and bottom of the purse to keep your main foam pieces in place. Add your dividers and you're set. If you have ANY experience sewing you can definitely do this, and even you don't, i bet you could. I just made it up as i went along and made it work and it turned out extremely well! There are so many little parts to it, it can seem overwhelming but it was actually super easy and quick. I have a hard time explaining things like this all at once, so if you have any questions, feel free to email them to me. [email protected]
Make an easy patchwork triangle pouch with our sewing tutorial.
No, it's a Bitsy Box! And an itsy zipper bag. This pattern should come with a Warning Label - Making Bitsy Boxes can be highly addictive. They're relatively easy, don't need much in the way of supplies, work with any kind of fabric and they're good for zipper-bag-beginners. And they're just plain cute! The Bitsy Box pattern is by Natalie Rawlinson of Ticklegrass Designs - and it's one of our favorites because it is well-written with full-color pictures for each step. The supplies needed are simple: Fabric!
Here's the Triangle Key Fob Zipper Pouch tutorial. We simply adore the fun shape of this little coin purse. It's a quick and fun sewing project with a full
How to sew a pyramid pouch. DIY Free Sewing Tutorial + Pattern
Most bag patterns already come with suggestions for internal pockets to make, but this is one area of the bag where you can go to town and really customize it
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Join me as I interview the wonderful bag maker and designer Jessica from Sew Da Kine on all about how to start a home based bag sewing business?
Hi! It’s Mandi from Making Nice in the Midwest. I’ve resisted carrying a large purse for quite some time. But I think I might be in the process of becoming a big bag convert! It’s really great to be able to stash the usual suspects deep inside a purse, plus three pairs of lipstick, tissues,…
Here is a great FREE pattern & video from an awesome sewing website and designer.
Learn how to sew this box pouch! Comes with instructions for 3 sizes and a free video tutorial.
The Phoebe Bag has a simple but stylish shape and is very easy to sew. You can add your personal style to this bag depending on the fabric you choose
DIY Easy Zippered Box Bag Pouch Tutorial
Get insights on how to set in a zipper three different ways, to be used for a variety of applications and projects. … More
I’m always finding sand and crumbs at the bottom of my bags and it drives me nuts. We’ve got a fun project for a net produce bag that holds all your stuff, minus the crumbs. Great for a trip to the pa
