friendship bag tutorial.

02 August 2009

need a little gift to send your quilty pals???
here's an adorable & quick 'go to' gift that will brighten any quilters day.

yall will need sixteen 1 1/2" x 5" strips of your choice.
{2 each of 8 different prints.}

i used honey bun strips.

sew 8 of your strips together to make a 8 1/2" x 5" piece.
press.

rinse and repeat.
{yall will need 2 of these pieces.}

attach a 8 1/2" x 5" piece of fabric in between your two strip pieces.

layer your pieced top on some warm & white batting.

quilt as desired.
it might feel funny to quilt without a backing, but yall can do it.

trim your excess batting off.

fold your quilted piece in half matching strips with strips.
sew all the way down on both sides.

we're gonna box the corners now.
fold your fabric down to make a triangle.
mark a line 1 1/2" from your point.

stitch on your drawn line.

cut off excess to make a 1/4" seam allowance.
rinse & repeat to do the other side.

turn your bag right side out.
see those cute little boxed corners???
adorable.

cut two 2 1/4" x 10" strips to make handles.
{if you don't want handles, skip the next few steps.}

fold your strip in half width wise, press.

fold the left side in towards the center, press.
fold the right side in towards the center, press.

fold both sides together, press.

sew down the open side.
{i used a feather stitch.}

pin the handles in place.
i chose to do mine on either side of the 2 middle strips.

stitch your handles in place using a 1/8" seam allowance.

your handles will look like so.
rinse & repeat to do the other side.

take a 14" x 8 1/4" piece {for lining} and fold in half and stitch down both sides.

box the corners on your lining just like you did the bag itself.

insert your liner into your bag, right sides together.

stitch around the top of your bag.

seam rip about 1" on your liner so that you can pull the bag through.

pull the bag out through the opening.

whip stitch that 1" opening closed again.

push the liner back down into your bag.

stitch around the top of your bag.
just make sure that you keep the handles out of your way.

and voila...you have a darn cute bag!!!
{you can even make it without the handles to make a cute little catch all bag.}

throw in a few charm packs to complete your gift.
{or maybe a few fat quarters & some rick rack.}
there's endless possibilities to what will make quilters happy.

hope yall enjoy.

toot your own horn!!!
if you make this, add the pic to my p.s. i quilt: sew & tell flickr group.

and for those inquiring minds:
fabric featured in tutorial=patisserie by fig tree quilts for moda.

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171 comments:

Mishka said...

Thanks Rachel for putting together this wonderful tutorial for the Friendship Bag Swap. You did a fabulous job with it. Your instructions are so clear. You have real talent for teaching and explaining.

Cheers,
Michele
Quilting Gallery

amylouwhosews said...

Really adorable. Must make one. IMMEDIATELY. Maybe I should enter the swap!

Sherry said...

Great job that you did. Love the bag

dotti white said...

Rachel...you are always amazing me! This is so easy and sweet and I love giving gifts! Thanks for sharing!

Barb said...

Love your tutorial...I have actually done one of those but really like how you explained it.

Anina said...

So cute! I love it!

Hope said...

What an adorable little bag :)

Audrie said...

That's so cute!

Cathy @ CabbageQuilts said...

Wonderful little bag, great tutorial, thank you xo

Unknown said...

a little bag, a couple of charm packs - a gift doesn't get much better, does it?

LOVE it!

Unknown said...

your tutorial convinced me, I'm in......I love your blog.

boysmum2 said...

Awesome, I have never made a bag before. So think this is just the right size to try with. Ok maybe a little while before I get the time to sit and make it, but never fear one day I will. Thanks for the great tutorial, very easy and simple to follow

Carol said...

Love your bag will be buying material this week

Donna said...

I'm in! Love this ... too cute!

Strlady said...

Absolutely Love Love Love this. So easy! I think I just might make one today! My daughter has been looking for a little bag to catch her scraps as she sews and this is just perfect!

Rachel said...

Oh how cute! This will rival the Pink Penguin basket as a favourite, I'm sure!

Susanne said...

This is SO cute! what a great idea to use up some scraps!! TFS

Kim Brackett said...

Great tutorial, Rachel! And what a sweet little bag. Thanks so much for sharing it.

Unknown said...

That is a terrific tutorial, Rachel! Sounds like a great swap too. One i just might sign up for thanks!

Rafael's Mum said...

Oh, I love this ! must go and try it! You always need bags for gifting.. Thanks so much for the tutorial! (Rose replied yet?:-) You see I am checking !!! lol..

Kim said...

I LOVE this little bag!

rachelmp said...

Love it Rachel!

Pat said...

You do such GREAT tutorials...no way anyone can make a mistake when using them.

sewtakeahike said...

very cute Rachel!

jess said...

Thank you Rachel! How sweet of you to offer up a free, amazing, well written pattern! I am looking forward to making a few of these!

Cindy said...

Too cute! I think I will have to make up a few of these! Very clear instructions and great pics!
Thanks so much Rachel!
Cindy

Adrienne said...

Very very cute!!!

Jodie B-C said...

What a quick and cute bag...I'm sure I'll be making plenty of these. Thanks for the great tutorial!

Stacey said...

that's cute!! great job, yet again!!

IHaveANotion ~ Kelly Jackson said...

I love the bag and your tutorial is great!!!

Smiles,
Kelly

Myriam said...

It seems so easy!

Terriaw said...

oh.my.goodness, I so want to be your friend! This is SO adorable! What a great idea for a swap too. I'm in!!!

wendiq said...

I do a Christmas exchange with five friends. We do handmade things. How perfect this will be. Thanks for the idea. I am going to use some charms to make them with......

Anonymous said...

Ooooh, thank you for the tutorial! I am definitely going to make this up! I have a few giftees in the next few weeks! I love the colours of this bag!

Thanks!

Julie @ Jaybird Quilts said...

so when are you putting it in the mail and sending it to me?.. that is the real question... ;-)

~Niki~ said...

♥ that's adorable ♥
*niki*

Lori said...

Thanks for the great tutorial! That bag is adorable & I will definitely add it to my list. It would be great for a little girl too. :)

Katarina said...

What a fab tutorial. I want to start straight away, lol. Thanks for sharing - it looks beautiful

Teresa Marie said...

This is too cute! Thanks for sharing. :)

Nancy said...

Thank you for sharing this!! It is so cute!!! Do you have it saved in a PDF file? Would be a great way to save it on my lap top.

Hugs,

Nancy

Thimbleanna said...

Very Cute Rachel!

Carol said...

What a cute bag! You do just wonderful tutorials!

jabeybaby said...

What a cute little bag! That swap sounds like fun too.

Karen said...

Way cute!!! Love the colors!!! Thanks for the tut;) I'll be making these for sure;)!!!

Dawn said...

Thanks girlfriend!!

Ale said...

Thanks so much for sharing!! I will try this asap!!

Candace said...

Great tutorial and fabulous bag!

Patty said...

Too Cute! great tutorial...need to make one. I'll probably join the swap too ...just got to finish my class first!

Jen said...

OMG! That is SO CUTE! I didn't think I could ever even attempt making a bag, but you made it look so simple! I'm going to try this! It's too adorable to not make it!

Anne Sutton said...

What a great tutorial and a darling bag! So well done! Love it!

peaknits said...

What a great little bag - it would be perfect for a knitting project bag - gorgeous! Thank you! I need to decide if I can get in on that awesome swap now!

Jen said...

Rachel, you are so darned talented! I know I already posted a comment, but this bag is so cute I can't stop looking at it or thinking about making one myself! Now...if I can just find the time!

Little Lady Patchwork said...

I love this one also!

Red Geranium Cottage said...

Very cute bag. Love it.

djaj said...

Your Friendship bag is just great !

a good yarn said...

Thanks Rachel, I'm in. It should be fun! Ann :)

Unknown said...

Cute bag, love the fabric choice! Thanks for another great idea and tutorial!! ALways enjoy stopping by. :)

Angela Yosten said...

CUTE CUTE CUTE!!!! This bag is absolutely adorable... I think I just might have to make a few for my daughter. Thanks!

Deepa said...

Lovely!! am linking it from my blog :)

Crafty Girls Workshop said...

Rachel,
This bag tutorial is awesome! Oh and how I love that Patisserie and I even have a honey bun of it at home! I have some teeny eensty weensty request, is there any possible way to put this lovely tutorial in a printable PDF format so that I can print it and have it close at hand when I'm making one? Actually, if you need help doing that I can help you create the PDF. I guess Moda Bakeshop really spoiled me with printable PDFs of their tutes. Thanks so much for the hard work you undoubtably put into the lovely tutorial!

Anna
http://www.craftygirls09.weebly.com

Unknown said...

Too cute! And thanks for the very clear instructions. I've been making little zip-up ditty bags for Christmas presents, but this will have to be made also.

Dandelion Quilts said...

Thanks for this...it is a must do. It is so cute!!

Jackie Russell said...

Great tutorial!

CJ said...

This is really cute and I LOVE that fabric you used.

Heather said...

Very cute bag. I love it. I don't think anyone can ever have too many bags! :)

Jilly's Space said...

Thank-you Rachel!! I just made my "first" one and added it to your flickr group :o)

Molly said...

Hi Rachel! Just made a bag for the swap, but my daughter has claimed it for herself! :) It's just the right size for her...it'll be fun to fill these with goodies for the swap! :) Thanks for the tute, super easy!

ozjane said...

Great tutorial.......I made up a bag with strips recently after looking at one in a blog somewhere and she had quilted in lines going down, fairly close together. I tried it and it looks good.
On another bag I make I quilt before lining and I quilt from the back...I use fusible fleece so know it is stuck down and find I can easily see what I am doing from the back. Works best with an all over print and no joins. But is fun.
I am itching to try this one......have to go out and post stuff.........bother.

ozjane said...

sorry wrong blog put in the spot. Had one on the cut and paste and thought it was mine.
http://five-minutes-of-fame.blogspot.com/
Sorry......it was the link that lead me to you......

Very Shannon said...

Fabulous! Love it!

Kelly O. said...

Rachel--this bag is so sweet! I have been soooo wanting to do a swap but sooo scared (my sewing is coming along but I feel a bit out of my league with some of these ladies)
I'm scared to enter the swap but you make it look so easy! hmmmm...
cold feet...
but your bag is great!

boysmum2 said...

Have just completed a bag, not totally perfect but for a first time attempt I am pleased. Will post a picture soon. Do you use pinking scissors to cut your material, noticed the triangle edge on your material. Does this work better, easier or just what you choose to cut with?? Interested to know. Thanks for the tutorial, was simple and easy to follow.

Tania @ Larger Family Life said...

This is wonderful!

I'm off to dust down my sewing machine.

JRZ Jenn said...

oh my goodness! Too adorable. I'm going to see if I can make one before the swap because I'm not sure if I'll have time with an almost 8 month old who runs me ragged! I'd love to participate in the swap, but not sure about the time constraints. I love your tutorial though!

Unknown said...

You have made me a follower. Love your blog.

Sandy of Quite Nice

bellsjo said...

What a great bag and wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much xx

Nancy Page said...

What a great bag, so fun and cheery. Thanks so much for sharing.

Margaret C said...

Lovely, really lovely, I wanna go sew......

Carole said...

Your directions look great. I'm going to give it a try! If it looks good, I may try the swap. Sounds like fun!

QuiltNut Creations said...

absolutely love it!

MargaretC said...

I just made one !!! FAB FAB FAB !!! Now, having entered that friendship swap, I'm gonna go make another !! THANK YOU !!!

delphi7 said...

I've been itching to make a bag and your tutorial makes it look so easy! Can't wait to try it, thanks for the instructions!

Amanda Jean said...

those are so darn cute!!! thanks for the tutorial. :)

Cheryl said...

Rachel, this bag is adorable, just like everything that you do! Thanks for the tutorial, I'm going to join in the swap, it just looks so fun!

charlie said...

I just found you from Moda Bakeshop and I am so happy that I did. This bag is just precious and will be the perfect gift to fill for a certain sister-in-law and partner in crime. Thank you so much for creating such a terrific tutorial and sharing it with all of us.

I want to add how much I'm enjoying your music while I am here and look forward to many re-visits. I would so love to get in on your swap but feel I may be too late. How do they work???
Charlie

aida said...

i love the bag..soooooo cute! i'm joining the swap :)

charlie said...

I am new to this so just how DO I register for this swap?? Anything else I need to know??

Librarynan said...

Thanks, R! This lks like someting I could make - I've always wanted to do a bag... and I can do a swap, too! YYYAAAYY !

charlie said...

I poked around long enough and found the "obvious" on how to register. As I looked down the list of participants I got more and more excited. And when I only saw 2 entries from Minnesota I figured we needed to be represented better than that. This is my first time doing a swap so I am jumping in with both feet. I love bags and I am very much looking forward to see where my partner is from. How fun is this!!??

Nancy Page said...

Great little bag. Wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.

Ann-Christin said...

Wow, what a cute bag, I want one at once!

Ann-Christin in Sweden
http://ann-christin.zoomin.se/

Ale said...

Hi, I had to translate your tutorial (in Italy people often has pbs with english...)I hope you don't mind... of course, I said it's yours... Thanks again!

http://lamammacuriosa.blogspot.com/2009/08/friendship-bag-il-tutorial.html

Puddles of Grace said...

I love your easy to do tutorial! You can visit my site: http://thehormanns.blogspot.com/2009/08/updates.html
and see the photo of the ones I did for myself! I will certainly be making some for teachers, friends and family!
Have a great day!
Charlene

Ann said...

Thanks for sharing this tutorial and it has given me inspiration to create my own little bag for the friendship bag swap.

Kathleen said...

Thank you for the great tutorial. I posted the one I made to your flickr site. I think I am going to make a larger version as a lunch tote.

Ann said...

Thankyou for this tutorial. I have just made the cutest bag to go with Amy Butler's Diaper Bag. These two bags will be a gift for my great neice who is one week old today - Faryl Evie.
Thank you

Happy Room Diana said...

4 bags made, 7 more cut out ready to make.. I just cannot stop making these little bags.. next "set" will be in Christmas fabric..
A super idea many thany..
Happy Room Diana

Khris78 said...

Thanks for this tutorial :) I intend to make a lot before xmas!!!!

Kathleen said...

Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.

Anonymous said...

Thank you so much for this pattern. I made one last night and love it! I think there will be many more of them.

lizzie

♥ Carine Calé ♥ said...

Dear,
You are so creative!!! Congratulations!!!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I just made one bag like yours and love it! Today I will be many more of them.

Best Regards!!!
Carine

Sandy in Buenos Aires said...

Hi Rachel!
Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial!!!
I'm off to make my little bag for my partner in the Swap!
Hugs,
Sandy

PS: the background music in your blog is gorgeous!!! I feel like I'm in an Irish forest ! Love it!

Lolau69 said...

Very nice !!!!! Thank you !!!!!

Kim said...

I just made my second bag using your directions but the outside is a recycled sweater......thanks for helping me make the cutest bag ever for my sweet little granddaughter.

Happy sewing

Frummie said...

Dear Rachel,
Thank you so much for your tutorials.
They are wonderful!
One question, why do you rinse after each seam?
Again, Thank you
Frummie in VERY hot sunny Florida

Anonymous said...

Hi Rachel, i've just started to learn how to quilt. Thank you for your tutorials, especially this one!
I'm gonna try to make it for a friend's birthday gift. Hope i dont mess it up!

Cheers,
Aria

Sophie - Chez Sophie said...

Hi Rachel
I have just made your frienship bag for a Swap. Loved your tutorial was so easy to follow and real pleasure to make. Many thanks for sharing.
Luv Sophie xxxx

Denise said...

Oh my! This is a fantastic tutorial. I'm going to make one but enlarge it so I can take it to/from the library with all those books I get for the kiddos. Thank you so much!

Tina said...

I just found your blog and I love it. Actually, I just bought my very first rotary cutter today! I have been sewing for a while, but quilting not so much. I am going to give this project a try. Thanks for sharing!

Vacuum Queen said...

So...what is the final size of the bag? I'm thinking it looks kindof smaller than I want. I'll have to figure out how to make it bigger if it's small. Let me know...
Thanks!

Maeve said...

Rachel, is there any way you can post the tutorial minus all the comments so that it alone can be printed out (to save paper and ink)? I could keep my computer turned on and look at the photos while sewing, of course, but it would be so much easier to have a copy of it beside me as I work. Thanks. Maeve

nrnoodle said...

Rachel this little bag was so fun to make. This is the second project I have made from your blog. Your tutorials are awesome. I made this little bag with out handles and with batiks. I am going to give it to my daughter for Christmas so she can set it on her dresser to hold odds and ends. Thank you again. I will continue to follow your blog for your next burst of creativity.

Lisa B said...

I just made one of these to send to someone for a gift swap. Your directions were so easy to follow and my bag is so cute!!

Shay said...

I am meant to be finishing a quilt today, but I couldn't resist making this gorgeous bag to "wrap" my Mum's Christmas present. Curse you for posting such easy to follow step by step instructions, showing how cute this bag can be , and for making me believe I can actually make this with relative ease.

Just kidding. Your bag and instructions totally rock! Thanks for sharing.

SAKT Homestead said...

I always have wanted to make one, but they looked so comlicated and I didn't really feel like learning all the technicals to sewing. But this tutorial is practically idiot poof! Thank you so much!!!! These are the kind of turorials I need. I think I will whip up a few for Christmas :D I am so excited now. You made my day.

Kayren said...

Hi, Rachel,
I made the original bag and goofed up the box corners, and then I altered the pattern to make it bigger, and made the box corners correctly. Here's the link if you want to check it out:
http://pinkdaisygirl.blogspot.com/2009/12/so-so-much-better.html
The one from the smaller bag I posted the day before that.

I'm going to try your disappearing 9-patch soon! I have it printed out.

Blessings,
Kayren

Zeralda said...

Absolutely stunning! I will need to try this. For clarification, could you please tell me what 'rinse' means in this context? It's not like rinsing dishes, I presume...

Dana - Old Red Barn Co. said...

Just made this bag. I see more in my future. thanks for the great tutorial.

Enga Krahmer said...

Hi
Danke für die tolle Anleitung

Hi
Thanks for the great guide
very loving greeting from Germany
Enga

Isadora said...

HI, thanks for the lovely tutorial! I made one as a gift and it's really cute!
I don't have a flickr group, but you can see my bag on my blog: http://doraquevedo.blogspot.com/2010/02/noticias-e-mais-uma-bolsinha.html

Cheers!

Sherry said...

What a fabulous tutorial - and lovely music too! Thanks so much for sharing x

Patti G. said...

Rachel, What a great tutorial! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love your sense of humor with the "rinse and repeat"......heheheh!
Hugs,Patti

Raweth said...

Hi! I read your tutorial recently and actually had a go at making this bag this afternoon. Two hours later and I'm so happy with the results! I tried adding some pockets into the lining, but they weren't as successful as I'd hoped. :) Overall, I'm really happy with the finished result, and your tutorial was so easy to follow! Thankyou! I think I'll have a go at making a slightly larger one some other time!

Danny said...

Nice tutorial. By the way what a bunch of video blogs related are in the web!

Elizabeth said...

I've been wanting to do this forever. I used a jelly roll, so I made my bag a bigger, and I've only got the outside done so far, but you can take a peek at it here (scroll down almost to the bottom of the post): http://emsewandsew.blogspot.com/2010/07/frolic-finishes.html

Anonymous said...

I just came across your site today and I am so glad that I did. I have been making quilt bags for a couple of months now and wanted to make one just like this. So now I will start making these lovely bags. Thank you so much for sharing. I live in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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Unknown said...

Thank you very much for this tutorial.

dosage for adderall said...

You are so creative!!! Congratulations!!!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial.

rachel griffith said...

testing.

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lizzie b said...

hey rachel!
was browsing looking for just the thing to make for my favorite aunt and VIOLA! i increased the size a bit, more like a tote and now i'm having trouble giving it away! you're amazing and generous for sharing your patterns.. THANK YOU!

Anonymous said...

ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE BAG OR CATCH ALL

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Brie said...

I just made this in 30 minutes with left over charms from Amy Butler Daisy Chain! I made it a little bigger but I love this bag!!!! Thank you!

sre94 said...

Very pretty. I think I will get my sister one for Christmas

Anonymous said...

Hi Rachel,

Thank you so much for inspiring one of my first "real" sewing projects! Your step-by-step photo tutorial was amazing and has given me confidence to move onto more sewing endeavors. And it's left me with a product that I am actually proud to show off! (Not the case for all of my projects...!)

I hope it's okay, but I recently linked to your blog when writing about my experience with the project! I'm still learning about blog etiquette so I thought I'd let you know. :)

http://sewlindsaysew.wordpress.com/2010/10/22/the-friendship-bag/

THANKS AGAIN!
Lindsay

Effie said...

Fab bag tutorial......... what is the music that's playing?

Mrs. Laura Lane said...

This is way too cute!
I'm putting a link on my sidebar under the heading, "Tutorials I want to Try".

Come and visit!
Happy Christmas!

Weatherbee ;) said...

I FINALLY made one of these for my sister for Christmas. She loves it. Plus it quick, easy and adorable! Thanks so much for the awesome pattern! :)

~Teresa
www.sew-aneedlepullingthread.blogspot.com

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careprost said...

Hey there,
Really nice job, There are many people searching about that now they will find enough sources by your tips.
Also looking forward for more tips about that

Adawn said...

I'mmmm bbbaaaacckkkk!!! Made these cute bags for teacher appreciation day last year and I'm back to make them for this year's crew!!! Thanks for the great tutorial!!!! Amber

Paola said...

Great tutorial, thank you very much
Paola

GCTink74 said...

~ Awesome tutorial...I used the main bag instructions and made my 7 year-old a bag for her birthday. The pictures and easy instructions made my first bag a piece of cake!! I lmost messed up...I didn't notice to put the handles in before sew lining in...that would have been disasterous...maybe could add that part in the tut =D ~

Vanilla said...

Hi Rachel,

I'm going to make your Friendship Bag and I just posted about it in my blog. Hope it's OK with you!!!
Thanks for this wonderful tutorial. It seems easy make, and it is very well explained.

Cliodana said...

So much thank's for that tutorial. I made some beautiful halloween bags for my boys. you can look here: http://cliodana.blogspot.com/2011/10/sac-dhalloween-pour-les-triples.html

Ladette said...

I LOVE this bag!! Thanks for sharing! I hope you don't mind, but I shared your first photo and your link here: http://pwnmomcreations.blogspot.com/2012/02/found-something-else-i-want-to-make-and.html

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Anonymous said...

I like the bag. I LOVE the tutorial! Thanks for explaining everything so well. Hope to make one soon. When I do, I'll send you a picture so you can see it!

Diane said...

I love your bag and your tutorial. I picked this bag to make for each one of the ladies at an upcoming retreat. So... I'm making 13 of them. The most amazing thing... ONE fat quarter yields EXACTLY the amount of pieces for a single bag. So, 13 fat quarters - mix and match the parts and sew 'em up! I used a collection of fat quarters I've had for years. Just Excellent!

Unknown said...

Aaahhhh!! Adore this! Perfect for my crafty friend who makes-everything-has-everything!! Pin, Pin, Pin'd! ♥ Thank you

Unknown said...

And Diane... Just ONE fat quarter, really?? Wow! Buy 10 of them and mix them up for 10 beautiful bags! Love even more, now...

Unknown said...

I just made this bag today. LOVED IT!! So much easier than I thought it would be. I am going to make these for teacher gifts and put different goodies in them. I am also going to play with the size to see if I can get them just a wee bit bigger.
Let me know if you want a pic and I'll try to email it to you.

Connie Kresin Campbell said...

Cute tutorial Rachel!

mmhb43 said...

I am new to quilting and I just don't understand what you mean by "rinse". Would you please e-mail me at mmhb43@cfl.rr.com to explain that to me. Thank you in advance and I appreciate your help in learning how to quilt. I want to make these bags for my granddaughters for Christmas and don't want to start the project until I understand what I am supposed to do. Thanks again.

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Bobbie said...

I just made one of these way too fun bags for the hugsa and kisses bloghop!my day is the 14th www.fromthistothatbybobbalou.blogspot.com Thanks for a great tutorial! Iam going to make one for me next! :)

Annette Andersen said...

Nice things you make. Love the bag. I Will have to try that one. Greeting from Denmark

My Recent Favorite Books said...

I saw this on Pinterest today, and love it! =)
Its so cute!

Pinned it to my Quilting Board!

Sheri said...

This is the cutest little bag and great tutorial!!!! Thanks so much for sharing it. It's the next thing I'm going to make and I'll add a pic to your flickr group. In fact, I think I'll check out your flickr group first!!! Thanks again!

Jenny said...

http://tankaromtyg.blogspot.se/2013/08/forradspafyllnad-i-forslov.html?m=1

Thank you for a great tutorial! I've made several of this great gift bag! Jenny in Sweden

AnetC123 said...

Thanks Rachel,
Your directions were very easy to follow. I used your tutorial, only i made the bag a little bigger & cut my material for two. It turned out so cute. Gonna keep one and give one. About to start quilting the second bag now.
Thanks a bunch!

AnetC123 said...

Thanks Rachel,
Your directions were very easy to follow. I used your tutorial, only i made the bag a little bigger & cut my material for two. It turned out so cute. Gonna keep one and give one. About to start quilting the second bag now.
Thanks a bunch!

Shelley said...

I love this tutorial! I am just getting back to some sewing time, after a busy phase of life, and this tutorial inspired me to get in there and make something!!! I am in the middle of it. The instructions are fun and clear. :-) Sooooo many sewing instructions in books & etc. I can read three times and still sit there and say, "WHAT?????" But this one is awesome!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!

Unknown said...

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I made one in under 2 hours today and LOVE it. So satisfying.

Tammy said...

Thank you so much for posting this tutorial! I am a new quilter and wanted to make a project for my Mom for Christmas.One that wasn't too hard, but also helped me learn something new too.. This was perfect! Your instructions were so easy to understand and follow. I'm going to make one for myself next! Thank you very very much!

Lainey said...

Love the little bag. I do have a bit of trouble with the American language though. I understand that "yall" really means "you" but why do I "rinse" the bag. There is no other washing instructions given so I am a bit confused.

DebraKay Neiman said...

WOW, Got this referral on the So She Sews Hop. Thanks for this tutorial. Greetings from Oklahoma, USA crystalbluern at onlineok dot com

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