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Not every quilt project involves making patterns as part of your home decor or as gifts. Such a rewarding craft can also be a great way to update your style in a very economical way. The editors at FaveQuilts noticed how many chic and fun homemade quilted handbags were on our site, and with summer here in full swing, wanted to give you some options for ways to stay organized and fashionable for a smaller price. If you’re ready to say no to designer prices and use your quilting skills in a practical way, download a free copy of How to Quilt a Bag With Style: 7 Free Bag Patterns and Purse Patterns.
You’ll be so excited to see all of the different ways you can turn your best fabrics into your new favorite purse! The styles range from small accessory bags to strappy messenger bags, and even some big quilted tote bags. We chose these free bag patterns and purse patterns from some of our favorite bloggers so that you could learn as much as possible with results that you can proudly show off anytime you go out. The same techniques you use when it comes to making quilt blocks, patchwork quilt patterns, and strip patterns will all come in handy here in ways you may have never expected.
What you’ll find in this eBook:
Classic English Flex Frame Pouch – The smallest bag in our eBook uses the always-stylish hexagons of an English paper piecing pattern to make a nifty little bag similar to a coin purse. You’ll learn how to add a sturdy flex frame to this little quilted handbag so it’ll securely snap shut and keep its contents safely inside.
Angie’s Big Quilted Tote – On the other hand, the biggest bag in this eBook is a simple quilted tote bag that’s perfect for the quilter on the go. You can use it to carry your fabrics and tools, or use it when you’re going on a trip (which makes this the perfect time to make one).
Download a copy of How to Quilt a Bag With Style: 7 Free Bag Patterns and Purse Patterns – It’s free!
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