Pleated Clutch Bag PDF Pattern

This lovable clutch is the perfect size to tuck under your arm. Because it is a slim shoulder bag, it is ideal for wearing out on day-long trips where you only need to bring along a few essential items. This clutch can be made to suit your personal taste and comfort-style, as there is no set handle length; it is up to you to decide whether you want a short or long strap. The Josy Clutch would match well with flats and a casual style of dress, and would be a cute little piece to have on sunny days. Make this clutch bag for this coming spring! Material ListFABRIC44" wide heavyweight home decorator fabric OR quilting weight cotton (1/2) Yard for exterior fabric (1/4) Yard for lining INTERFACING (1/2) Yard of 44" wide medium weight fusible interfacingOTHERS (1) 18mm Magnetic snap (1) Spool of coordinating thread (1) 1 frac12;" O ring (Optional)

A beginner-friendly set of zippered pouches. For crafters who are not familiar with zippers, this is a great pattern to start befriending them. These pouches also feature comfortable wrist straps. For beginners, an all purpose zipper is suggested.

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Wallets are an important item that everyone carries around almost everywhere, and it is even said that they are characteristic of their owners. However, many people stick with just one or two wallets for several years. This super-easy-to-make wallet would make a great extra or replacement wallet for yourself, and would be a charming present to give to your friends and family. It is also perfect to use as a cheque book. There are only 10 simple steps to this wallet-making process; also, if you Don't have any fabrics that measure 14rd'x 8rd', you can patchwork smaller fabrics that you have lying around the house and still end up with a stunning finished product-a patchwork wallet. So why not upgrade your wallet or give someone a useful gift? Make the stylish Tanya Wallet now!

The Victoria Clutch is a fancy ruffle clutch, great to accessorize with for dressy occasions. Named for its Victorian style, this clutch's flamboyant frills are a definite eye-catcher. Although The Victoria Clutch isn't difficult to make, the pleating process may be confusing for beginners, and so it is recommended for more advanced or experienced sewers. It is best to use thin fabric when making this clutch, as using a thick fabric will make it hard to create the pleats. For this clutch to turn out well, it is good to use quilting weight cotton for the bag and ruffle and home decor for the lining. Create this magnificent clutch yourself, and bring a little bit of Victorian to this day and age!