The Mimmo Caddy from Mollie Ollie is a great way to organize at least part of your life. It’s well-made, has pockets galore, and holds so much! You may think it’s “just” a diaper caddy, but while it is great for that, it’s so much more. Stick around for a coupon code so you can buy one for each of your crafty friends on your holiday list.
The Pretty in Pink Clutch is perfect for a night out, or to hold make up or jewelry. I made mine in pink and purple, but you can choose any color to go with your style!
This embroidered messenger bag was inspired by the embroidered turtle I made last year from a Global Artisan kit. I knew I needed to make it into something for Vada, because she’s my turtle-loving child. Vada’s in middle school this year, and is getting more social. I thought of making a petite messenger bag for her because it’s a great way to show off the fun little turtle, and she’s not into purses. She loves it, and I hope you do too!
Hanging bag holders are a great way to help the planet and stay organized. When you end up with plastic bags, keep them in your holder and reuse them when you can.
This Knit Camping Shower Bag will hold and protect your shower supplies. The nylon yarn is easy to care for and the bottom will also keep the dirt or grime out of your bag.
This purse lining tutorial will walk you through making a lining with two pockets and a center divider for a rectangular bag. Just grab a few supplies and take 3 measurements then you’re ready to go!
The Quick Little Knit Bag was created because I designed a Quick Little (crochet) Bag a few years ago and it is still super popular. I thought knitters deserved a fun and fabulous quick little bag as well.
The Quick Little Tunisian Bag was created because I designed a Quick Little (crochet) Bag a few years ago and it is still super popular.
The Outside In Purse is crocheted out of two rectangles, both made from the outside in. They’re joined as they’re made and the centers are seamed with a decorative cross stitch.
The Scrappy Crochet Bag is a great way to use up those small balls of yarn you have left over from various projects.
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