Bag & Misc. Patterns

Bag Pattern

Difficulty level: Beginner
A modern take on the Japanese Komebukuro, a traditional pouch used in Japan to carry rice offerings to the temple during religious ceremonies, or to hold gifts destined for a close friend or relative. Komebukuro

Bag Pattern

Skill Level: Beginner

The “H” Bag is the perfect bag for your quilting and knitting projects, or for going to the beach or the farmer’s market.

It is easy and fun to make and it comes in two sizes. The pattern includes directions for

Bag Pattern

Skill Level: Beginner

The Mini “H” Bag is adorable and the perfect bag for small projects or as a charming lunch bag. It can be used as a handbag and it is the ideal bag for knitting on the go.

It is easy and fun to make and it comes

Bag Pattern

Difficulty Level: Beginner

Clean lines and minimalist hand-stitched details make this the perfect tote to carry around your project, or for a quick trip to the farmers market. The deep gusset makes it super roomy and the side mounted han

Bag Pattern

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Quilt as you go techniques make this bag a fun project!

17 x 19 x 8 deep

Mini Pincushion Pattern

This pattern is designed to be a quick, fun item - these yummy little 2”x2“x1” dumplings make great gifts and are perfect for those mini-charms and scraps in your stash!

Designed to take about 20 minutes, these small but mig

Bag Pattern

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Designed by Fringe Supply Co., purveyors of fine knitting supplies, Stowe is the ideal project bag - whatever your project may be!

The main compartment is perfect for works-in-progress while the many si

Bag Pattern

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

The Take-Along tote is the perfect size for taking along your current craft projects... or even to use as an everyday purse. A wide, round base and supportive stand-up sides make it easy to access the conte

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