Category: Zipper bags

The Penny Pouch is the ideal mini wallet and coin purse sewing pattern. Penny has a front slip pocket that holds your credit cards, and the main compartment

With this designer (GenyC), you will always get a quality pattern with lots of choices at a reasonable price. If you like this pattern, we think you’ll love

The Isabella Pouch has a stylish rectangular shape that looks great on a dressing table or in your bathroom but is large enough if you need to pack

Here’s a FREE sewing pattern, tutorial, and video for an awesome DIY Diaper Bag. What’s great about this diaper bag is it’s made with a large zipper pouch

The NELTO bag by AppleGreen Cottage is an ideal minimalistic bag without bulk, and a gender-neutral pattern. It’s perfect to grab and go! With 2 zipper pockets on

This is the Crosley Zipper Pouch pdf sewing pattern from the designer Center Street Quilts. The Crosley Zipper Pouch is a quilted pouch pattern with three size options

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Alla-Jay ZIPPER BAG PATTERN by KiteCo-Creates offers a modern and stylish accessory for intermediate-level sewers. Available in two sizes, small (22W

This is the Posh Makeup Bag Trio sewing pattern. It’s a trio of nesting zipper pouches with curved tops. Check out the super-neat zipper ends, front and back.

The Lola Domed Handbag is a stylish small handbag perfect for everyday use or to show off your personality for a fancy night out. This bag is a

The Coraline Clutch & Wristlet is the ideal small clutch bag purse to take out for the evening. With two sizes and two styles of clutch, you’ll be

The Artemis Clutch is a practical yet stylish zipper pouch and wristlet. There is an optional side zipper pocket on the exterior. This could also be your next

This is the Super Easy Pencil Case, a fabulous FREE sewing pattern that we think you’ll love and want to sew right now. This zipper pouch is similar

If you want a classic knitting bag, then here is the Maryland Classic Retro Knitting Bag that could be just what you (or a knitting friend) are looking