A PDF sewing pattern from Indigo Bird Designs A PDF sewing pattern from Indigo Bird Designs to sew together this awesome tool caddy in two sizes. This pattern design offers nine exterior pockets for easy organization and access to your tools. Stop digging deep into a bag or a box looking for your tools! Stabilize this tool bag with stiff foam interfacing of your choice. Webbing for handles makes it easy. “A well-written detailed pattern that gives perfect results. Highly r

A sewing pattern download from Aneela Hoey Patterns. The 3 – in – 1 Pouch is designed to store and organize sewing notions, tools, and thread, especially for sewers who are on-the-go! This triple zippered pouch opens wide and sports three separate compartments.  The construction involved is completely new and unique.  This pouch pattern is much simpler to put together (no head scratching or origami involved). Finished pouch sizes: closed – 4″ x 4″ x 10″ open – 4″ x 7″ x 10″

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This simple yet modern-style basket and tray are perfect for your sewing space, or for the upcoming gift-giving season. Both of these sewing projects utilize a curved dart that is quick and simple to sew, even for beginner sewers. Customize your fabric tray and basket set with embroidery, ribbon, fabric paint, or beads! Fabrics featured here are Euclid fabrics by Carolyn Friedlander. (Check out the video below to see more about the Euclid fabric line.) Approximate finished di

Linda Lum Debono shows you how to construct a handy sewing organizer to hold small notions and supplies! The free instructions download is here. A finished sewing organizer measures 6-3⁄4 × 10″ closed, and 13-1⁄2 × 10″ open. Watch Linda in the video below to learn how to sew your own organizer. Suggested Sewing Supplies: 18 × 22″ fabric (fat quarter) for the exterior 8 × 10″ fabric (large pocket) 18 × 22″ fabric (fat quarter) for the lining and binding 7 × 9-1⁄2″ fabric (smal

If you sew like me, and your arms seem to feel ten-feet long, your project is large, and you need all the space you can get. This hanging tool and notions organizer might be the perfect storage solution for you!  What is even better is that it is a fun project you can finish in a day. Organize your often-used tools and notions making them easy to access and within arms reach.  Hang from a nearby wall, or attach cup hooks under your sewing table and hang next to your chair.  K

This is an intermediate PDF sewing pattern to make a trio of quilted bags to carry, store, and organize your notions, sewing tools, and mini-iron. You will have everything you need ready-to-go when heading to your quilting classes or while traveling! Quilted Ditty Bag: This sweet little bag is nice and quick to sew.  The separating zipper is key to making this bag easy create. The Quilted Ditty Bag is the perfect size for needle books, rotary cutters, thread, bias tape makers

fabric suggestions, to tools to use during construction. I appreciate the added bag-making tips and tutorials provided to help those of us who can use some extra sewing help.  The Genevieve pattern instructions do not presume you already know how to do it all.  Photos of the suggested tools, and bag hardware help you to quickly and easily name them all.  The steps required to construct and sew the bag  are quite detailed, yet not complicated. This sewing pattern also includes