Category: Tutorials

We all need a little sunshine in our lives and when we spotted these cute bags we knew that you would all love them too. This bag features

We’ve got a little secret to share with you. Now keep it quiet and don’t tell everyone (unless they sew in which case you can tell them YOUR

Don’t lug your luggage; love your luggage! Make a beautiful travel bag with durable structure, designer touches and professional construction details. Have any of you taken one of

If you sew a lot of bags then inevitably you sew a lot of straps and handles. You might already have a favorite method that you use, or

Any quilters out there?  Or ladies who love to collect and sew with scraps?  Then this could be the perfect class for you.  Combine your love of small

Unfortunately, the designer no longer seems to have a website, and therefore this tutorial is no longer available. The link below now links to all of the designer’s

Some patterns call for these automatically, and there are also good reasons to use them in zipper bags of all sorts, to keep the teeth of the zipper

Rivets are a great way to add style to your handmade bags. It gives them a more professional look and finish and adds a little extra sparkle with

[UPDATE: This tutorial was avavilable for free download from Craftsy, but became a victim of the Craftsy pattern purge in December 2018 and is no longer available there.

Love it or hate it, piping can really create a fabulous look on a bag or on the straps and handles. But it can be a pain to

So there is a bag you like. You like the style, but the size isn’t quite right for you. Maybe you want to carry your laptop and it

[UPDATE – sadly the lady who ran the SewMamaSew website retired and took down the entire website, including this helpful article. It’s such a shame  🙁  We are

  The latest class in the Creative Bug Bag of the Month series is released for May and it’s a great project to try out some new skills