Making Project Bags

Project bags are great for storing needlework projects - anything from quilt projects to cross stitch projects. In this video I am showing how to make a medium-sized project bag that is large enough to store cross stitch projects or use as a makeup bag or any number of other items.
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[@tinageorge8759]

Thank you so much for beautiful project bag tutorial!!! 💚

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Hello! I hope you had a happy day! I went plant shopping with my youngest daughter and we had fun, Now, I get to watch your video. I hope you have a wonderful week ahead. Thank you for this video and your talent.

[@healingsprings11]

Simply wonderful ! Those colors are gorgeous. 🌼🌺🌸🌼🌸🌺🌼

[@giselaa6111]

How did you know that I was looking for a tutorial to make project bags? Thankk you Susan greetings from Sweden

[@carmenbailey1560]

Cute bag, thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊

[@poohbear101]

I must have missed something, I wondering why one side is cut several inches larger then the other? You ended up cutting it off anyway! At first I thought it was part of the front, that will be wrapped around in the construction, but that wasn’t the case. What did I miss? Thanks 😊

[@sunrisequiltstudio]

There are a couple of reasons for that. Since both front and back are quilted, and they shrink up with the quilting, one side can end up smaller than the other. This way if one side is larger to begin with, you can trim it down to the size of the smaller side. Also, I mentioned in the video that the larger size gives you space to line up the quilting lines of the front and back pieces. And it is just easier in my opinion to sew the front to the back when the back is a bit larger. I made this back piece a bit larger than I needed too, though.