This modern purse is created with six triangles that create a hexagon shape. Fussy cut a motif from a special fabric print to create a unique design or combine your favorite fabrics. You can stitch this hexi purse in two sizes: the small handbag 12 1/2″ x 10 1/2″, and the large handbag is 16″ x 14″. Beginner friendly – basic sewing skills are very helpful. This digital ePattern from Charise Creates includes 11 pages of easy-to-follow sewing instructions and illustrations.

Learn how to sew this unique upcycled denim triangle bag by Jill from Creating My Way to Success. You will need some denim scraps, some lining fabric, a couple of zippers, and the waistband from an old pair of jeans… go to the free tutorial! Klasse Denim Needles Size 80/12 – Buy 2 Get 1 FREE Watch Nancy Zieman share her six tips for sewing with recycled denim! More sewing projects featured at PatternPile: Just Arrived - Today's Newest Fabric Collections! Holiday Projects The

A PDF Pattern by Krystal Jakelwicz Krystal Jakelwicz of Let’s Quilt Something stitched this haunting beauty. Black is not typically used as the background color in traditional quilts. However, black transforms this quilt into something very special. This lap quilt is constructed using triangle-squares and stitch-and-flip techniques. The Sisters of the Dark quilt is easy to make and even easier to love. This quilt finishes measuring 67″ × 67″ making it the perfect spooky yet f

An exceptionally easy beginner sewing project to make a modern Japanese bento lunch bag starting with two triangles of fabric. Watch the free video lesson below featuring Style Novice demonstrating just how simple this Bento lunch bag is to sew. If you need written steps for this free sewing project visit Style Novice‘s blog here. Sewing Supplies: 1 metre of heavy decor weight cotton fabric, laminated cotton, or cotton linen a measuring tape scissors sewing chalk sewing pins

A PDF Pattern by Quilt Routes This download is for the left and right facing block that make up this quilt.  The block is foundation pieced, but do not be put off by that because each block only has three seams!  Included are fabric requirements for 40 and 60 inch wide fabric for this size quilt but bigger quilts can be made by increasing the number of blocks. Also included are photos of cutting suggestions.  There are no detailed instructions, but the hyper link will take yo