Favorite Project Bag Tutorial

 My favorite project bag tutorial is from Red Velvet Quilts.  I'm listing it here mainly so I can get back to it quickly when I can't remember which one is my favorite.  

Project Bag - Elizabeth Ann Can Stitch

An older flosstube by ElizabethAnnCanStitch came up on my feed that looked really easy and I thought I'd try it to use up some leftover fabric. 

It was a very easy pattern and as always, her instructions were very quick and easy to follow.  

Here is the link to the floss tube:

https://youtu.be/a550Wh9asko?si=bngzHed_RNYvCX90

Lindy Stitches - Harvest Moon Hangout Virtual Retreat

 I attended the Lindy Stitches Harvest Moon Hangout retreat this weekend.  

I took the Spooky Starburst Project Bag class with Tiger Lily. I love her classes, I've taken quite a few and always learn something new.  

Here is the bag I made. I kitted it up myself.  

I used a fat quarter bundle assortment titled Costume Party. I was tired of all the black and orange.

The best part is that there was a cute little maltese dog dressed up as a candy corn that I could fussy cut for the center.  

This looks exactly like my dog, Dolly!

WIP: Project Bag

 I'm still making a few random project bags.   

I've been using mini charm packs to make the patchwork fronts.  The lining and back from my stash coordinate with the patchwork.  I plan on self-binding the edges . 

FFO: Patriotic Project Bag

 I tried my hand at combining a couple of my favorite project bag designs to come up with something I'd like to make.  I was very pleased.

I made a project bag with Tiger Lily

Make with Tiger Lily Patchwork Perfect Points Project Bag

As a patreon subscriber to Tiger Lily Designs, I had early access to her live Patchwork Perfect Points Project Bag workshop.  It was wonderful!

I'm a beginner to sewing anything but straight seams, so this was right up my alley.  

This is what the kit looked like when it arrived, although it was in a cute drawstring bag.

This was my first bag.  A little wonky, but it works!

This was my second attempt.  I did better on the zipper, but will need to work on binding better.