PatternPile is a resource for finding practical and fun-to-make digital DIY patterns and tutorials.

Explore Anne Bonney bag patterns and video tutorials. Perfect for beginners, these guides show step-by-step how to sew stylish and functional bags.

If you're looking for a fun, small-scale knitting project this Pumpkin Head Doll is a sweet choice. At around five inches tall, it’s built to be both approachable and fun.

Professionally drawn pattern, there's no need for measuring or starting from scratch—simply cut out the templates and enjoy your sewing! This approach is quick and easy, enabling you to produce several in just one day!

A free sewing video tutorial on creating a simple lunch bag without zippers or hardware, making it an economical project for back-to-school or a lunch bag for work. This lunch bag is crafted using canvas, muslin, and webbing.

The Slouchy Fashion Cap sewing pattern merges cozy practicality, versatile style, and easy construction—ideal for creators seeking a warm, wearable accessory with optional embellishments.

This free video tutorial from Rosie and David Patterns showcases two techniques for enlarging your digital bag making patterns, each with its own set of pros and cons.

This advanced sewing pattern from Bag Pattern Studio allows you to create a laptop case or sleeve featuring a straightforward flap closure. It comes with full-size pattern pieces that can be printed at home.

Discover the perfect blend of style and function with this diaper basket sewing pattern by LaliBelaBaby! This nature-inspired waves design transforms your nursery organization with its flowing, organic curves and thoughtfully planned storage compartments.

The Whispering Lace Cotton Crochet Headband Pattern from Pretty Darn Adorable offers a one-size-fits-all design and includes a step-by-step video tutorial for your convenience.

The Homestead Quilt Pattern by Amy Kallissa is a downloadable PDF pattern that walks you through creating a patchwork quilt in three sizes: single, double, or queen. Designed with straightforward piecing in mind, this pattern avoids complex seam matching and uses standard fabric cuts for ease of use—even if you're relatively new to quilting.

The FREE Retro Reticule sewing tutorial from eSheep Designs puts a fresh spin on the early 19th-century "reticule" purse. While keeping its signature drawstring-inspired form, this version features a sleek crescent shape that morphs from a flat "fortune cookie" into a charming evening clutch once loaded.

This tutorial for a lined zipper pouch is not your typical pouch project. The Shaker Zipper Pouch from Studio 7t7 is an exciting project that blends functionality with a fun design. Whether you're creating it for yourself or as a gift, this zippered pouch will captivate with its unique features and chic appearance.

This easy butterfly bow hair clip sewing tutorial is perfect for beginners and seasoned makers alike — simple to follow and so much fun to make. It’s a fantastic little project for using up scrap fabric, letting you turn even the smallest leftover pieces into something beautiful.

These sweet hedgehog baby toys are soft, delightful, and simple to sew! Available in two sizes.

The Ankor Laptop Bag from Country Cow Designs is a sleek, pouch‑style pattern designed to hold a laptop or tablet plus its essentials—perfect for sewists at all levels. The Ankor sewing pattern was initially created to be "quick and easy," with a deliberately simplified design for fast assembly, yet it still provides room for a charger, mouse, or notebook.

In this video tutorial, Rosie's Art Studio addresses the topic of utilizing the same pattern piece for both the exterior and lining of a gusseted handbag.

River Pond quilt pattern by FromBlankPages evokes a mountain scene mirrored in the water beneath. Although the reflection is perfectly still, the design flows like a river along the quilt's length. It features a modern and meditative echo style.

This digital sewing pattern from Evelin Patterns for a child's beanie hat is the perfect sewing project for beginners! Designed for head circumferences between 40–56 cm (15.3–22.6 inches), it’s a great way to create a cozy, ear-covering hat that kids will actually want to wear—especially on chilly days.