Bento yarn bag pattern

In preparation for heading back to school we are sharing this short and sweet Bento Tote tutorial with you from Nic Nacks. The bento tote is a convenient way to wrap up any little lunch,

This yarn bento bag allows you to take your yarn wherever you go. Forget about taking those fancy Yarnbowls that are ceramic n holiday with you and check out the Bento bag made just for yarn Keeps …

This is a step by step tutorial on how to sew a Beginner Japanese Bento Bag. This is a simple sewing project that anyone with basic sewing skills

DIY Bento Bag This is a really good tutorial for beginner sewers because you start with a rectangle that you fold and then sew. You can make this DIY Origami Bento Bag in any size you want because yo

Keep your yarn projects tangle free with these cute containers. The pattern has six sizes including round and oval from a six inch round to a 10 inch oval. Templates for bottom included.

You can upcycle fabric scraps from other projects and create gift bags with the Scrap Busting Gift Bags Free Sewing Pattern.

Every year I like to make something quick and fun for friends. Last year, it was bento bags—little furoshiki tie bags that can carry a bento box, a sandwich, or a tupperware or pyrex container with your lunch. They also make good produce bags. And a knitting friend uses hers to carry her yarn around her wrist while she knits. A while back, at a crafty retreat with The Makerie (highly recommended, check them out!) , I received my lunch in a sweet little linen sack that tied at the top. I…

******This is a PDF Pattern******* This project is one that can be completed in a weekend and makes lovely totes to organize Farmers’ Market produce, gift bags to give baked goods to loved ones, or lunch sacks to take to work. That is the job of the bento-inspired bag; it is super simple but super functional. This Japanese-style bag is reminiscent of origami folds and the proper name for a bento bag is azuma bukuro, which roughly translates to “good fortune bag.” The wonderful thing about…

© Carrie Bostick Hoge Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese method for wrapping objects with fabric, and today it has become the essential element in gift-giving in Japan. Instead of wrapping an obje…

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