Lunch Bags PDF Pattern

The Madeline Bag is a fun and easy-to-make bag that looks amazing with patch-worked fabric. This novel pattern is very simple in style, its round shape giving the bag a laid-back and mellow look that is well-suited for sunny days. This bag matches well with casual attire and would be adorable when worn with canvas shoes in the summ

Travel back in time with this popular vintage piece, The Katie Boston Bag. This bag is a good size to take places as it is not too big and not too small, and it is quite roomy due to the gusset in its design. The Katie Boston Bag even has two pockets on the inside with divided compartments, so you can sort your items according to size and importance. A slight dip at the top of the bag puts a fun twist on this classic design and the best part is that you only need one yard to make this stellar bag! Celebrate the olden days in a fashionable way with The Katie Boston Bag!

Supply List: Charm Pack, Layer Cake & Fat Quarter Friendly {measures approx. 32ld' w x 60rd' h}Girl version shown... ~ 4 Charm Packs or 1 Layer Cake ~ 1 Fat Quarter for Pillow top ~ 1 Fat Quarter contrasting fabric for applique' ~ 4 yards coordinating fabric for Backing ~ 1 1/4 yards for Binding and Pillow Trim ~ 3 yards 7/8rd' - 1ld' wide Grosgrain RibbonBoy version shown... ~ 18 Fat Quarters {in 4 different color ways} ~ 4frac12; yards for Backing, Binding & Pillow ~ Snap Kit - need 2 snapsFor both versions... ~ 1 Twin size Quilt Batting {suggested Luna Quilt Batting by Moda} ~ 1 - 12rd' x 16rd' Pillow Form ~ Scrap piece of Fusible Webbing for letter applique' on pillowOther materials needed: Coordinating Thread, Scissors, Rotary Cutter, Ruler and Mat, Straight Pins, Iron, Fabric Pencil or Marker.Fabrics shown... Lily and Will by Bunny Hill for Moda Fabrics and Pure by Sweetwater for Moda Fabrics.

The Wendy Zipper Pouch is a useful and a very pretty zipper pouch with attached loops to allow easier carrying and handling. Because of its particle design it can have multiple purposes from a cosmetic pouch to a pencil case. For sewers who feel like they are ready to jump from the beginner skill-level to the intermediate sewer group then this is the perfect pattern to test your skills! Unlike many other zipper patterns, the process of attaching the zipper is quite a lot easier. The final ending for the pattern is done with bias binding on the lining.