Notions bag sewing pattern

Make More Than One for Various Uses! You’re sure to find many uses for this cleverly designed organizer. The handy pockets make it great for take-along sewing projects. Make another one for the remote, your glasses, and other necessities to keep near the couch. It also will make a wonderful makeup bag and can be …

Follow along with Jen in this DIY tutorial as she shows you how to make a Roll-up Organizer using beautiful fabrics, and colorful coordinating elastic! This project is fun and easy to create, with lots of opportunities for custom and creative modifications to fit your needs! Use this to take utensils to a picnic, organize sewing notions, art supplies and more!

Please sharePinterestFacebookTwitter Are you tired of spending precious sewing time looking for your sewing notions? If so then the Sewing Book is going to be perfect for you! This case is filled with

Tutorial / Quart-Size Travel Bag with Window (this also makes a great pencil/pen bag)

This origami style project bag zips open to reveal a bowl/basket to hold your project materials. If you knit or crochet, this bag will hold your yarn and stop it from rolling away. When you are ready to put it away its as easy as a *zip*. This is the bag I made for my…

If it is Drawstring Pouches that you are looking for then these are some excellent ones from the designer Miss Freckles Design.

Sewing machine bags tend to be black or navy and a bit dull, so why not make your own in a fabric you like? I used quite heavy woven cotton in two patterns, and canvas as thick as I could sew through. The size will fi t a standard size sewing machine with a bit of room to spare, but you could adapt the measurements for a larger machine. I used foam board for the base which is sturdy enough but can be cut through.

Cute travel sewing bag, ideal for going to classes, on the road or even going from room to room. Step by step pattern, with lots of detailed pictures to help you along.

This is the Ten Pocket Travel Tote Bag FREE sewing pattern from the designer I Always Pick The Thimble.