Happy Tutorial Thursday friends! Today I’m showing you how to make this adorable Craft To-Go Case which is perfect for taking just about any craft with you on the go!
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Do you prefer written patterns?
Get the Craft To Go Case PDF here!
The PDF pattern includes step-by-step written instructions along with graphic illustrations to help make this cute pattern a breeze!
This project finishes at 11″ h x 9″ x 2″ deep, so it’s the perfect size for crafts on the go!
But really this fun little case would be perfect for any type of stitching craft, travel, and even school supplies! I plan to use mine for my English Paper Piecing. That way I can bring my sewing projects with me when I’m driving kids around.
Ready to get started? Watch Erica’s Craft To-Go Case tutorial here
Fabric
I’ve been working on sewing through my stash this year, so for the video, I chose some fun fabric that I’ve had around for a while for this project. I decided to pull out some of my Tilda fabrics. This line is called Circus Rose and it has the best colors, florals, and has a modern vintage vibe to it.
I also used this adorable scalloped zipper, which gives the front pouch a little something extra.
For stability, I used a Bosal Double-Sided Fusible Foam which worked perfectly! It really gave my bag a nice structure. I also added some patchwork quilting to the front pocket which I think adds to the cuteness but also helps to stabilize the bag even further.
What would you use this fun bag for? Leave me a comment below!
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For my second bag, I used some of my Pam Kitty Morning fabric. It’s such a fun colorful line and I used a cheater print for the front. It looks like I put together a patchwork section as I showed you in the video, but it’s actually a panel that is printed to look like patchwork. So all I had to do was add some quilting lines and it looks like I did a lot of work, but it was super easy!
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