Here are the stepbystep instructions to make the bowling bag we came up for our last workshop, just like we promised! Don’t panic, although it may not look like it, it’s really easy. If you’re patient, you can make it in an afternoon. You can even finish up the last step while watching your favorite TV show. You can make it however you like, with two inside pockets, shorten the handles, play around with different fabrics... have fun!
When I first set out to make this tote bag, I did some research to see what kind of no sew tutorials were out there, and to my surprise there weren’t many at all that I came across. So if you’re in the I-don’t-have-a-sewing-machine camp like I am or have a general interest in not using a sewing machine, then hopefully this DIY will help you out!
Do you love a good tote? We love a good tote. And this DIY pillowcase tote bag is our new favorite for shopping trips, book clubs, and trips to the farmers market. If you’ve got a few pillowcases and scarves (or an addiction to thrift stores), you’re a quick sewing sesh away from your own cute bag. Try one tonight!
For a while I had been wanting to sew grocery shopping bags in order to replace the reusable ones you get at the supermarket (not very durable or washable).
Whether you're heading down the gym or off on a weekend trip, scoop up your belongings and chuck 'em in this roomy, use-it-for-anything duffle bag. The side straps are just long enough for comfortable handling, or for tossing onto your shoulder.
Bump up your baggage status to first class with this Japanese-inspired sew. Combining the inkiest indigo fabric with a delicate gold-flecked print, its minimal aesthetic and roomy proportions give it a grown-up feel we love. And, while its box corners and contrasting top stitch look impressive, they're easier to master than you might think.
This is cute cottagecore vibes with a hint of pop art that we're obsessed with. You can never have too many statement accessories to jazz up your outfits.
We all have makes that seem to hang around forever before getting completed. Give works in progress somewhere snazzy to live with this reversible project bag.
We're pretty sure this swish bag will make us go to the gym more. In fact, we're convinced that's the reason we haven't fully committed until now. Roomy enough to fit all your workout gear/swimming stuff, and a towel, it'll also come in handy for weekends away. If nothing else, at least your sewing machine will get a good workout.
Resilient, ruggedly handsome and ready for adventure - this bag is a real catch. Make it as a gift for the photography-lover in your life as a handy tote for their precious camera, then head off on a scenic weekend away.
How to sew an EASY purse. How to Make a Bag: Purse Free Pattern and Tutorial.
Make the most of pretty prints with this simple and stylish tote bag.
Fully lined and with the addition of interfacing make this daily essential durable too! Perfect Tote Bag Tutorial.
Hit the beach with this roomy bag - perfect for carrying all those summer holiday essentials! Made with an easy nine-patch quilt block, that is cleverly folded to create the crescent shape.
How to Make a DIY Fanny Pack or Bum Bag. Quilted Bum Bag Free Sewing Tutorial. DIY Hip Sling Bag. This very practical little bag is worth the work though and it will earn its keep time and time again.
What do we need to create a lunch bag that will have everyone else looking on in envy? Free Lunch Bag Sewing Pattern and Tutorial.
Most enlightened people are making recycling part of their lives now and carrying food is a big issue. Plastic bags are easy and they are convenient but they are not cheap and they are not environmentally sound. There is some compelling science to suggest that they are not the healthiest either so it is a big lose/lose situation.
These bags are perfect for days out when you want an easy way to carry your water bottle, sunglasses, book and purse. They are unlined which makes them easy to fold up and store in your handbag in case of any impulse purchases!
