This patchwork sewing Bag is a DIY gem, it’s so simple to make because it involves only minimal sewing, the rest is glued with either a hot glue gun, Fabri-Tac, or Liquid Stitch. I decided to make this little upcycled patchwork bag for my niece who is turning 12 this week. I first cut one back pocket out of the jeans, then cut a section of the jeans thigh. You leave it attached, unlike most instructions for this type of project. Set the pocket on there as a guide, but the pocket isn’t glued on yet, it’s just there to help you decide where you want to cut. There is no real wrong way to do this denim bag and it looks perfect with a casual outfit and is still very functional for light or heavy shopping. The instructions are simple and easy to follow in the excellent video tutorial, here is a small taste of what the project entails.

Materials For The Patchwork Sewing Bag From Scraps:

• Posterboard
• A round plate
• A pencil
• A pair of scissors
• Fabric scraps
• Scissors
• Glue

Directions:

In this patchwork sewing bag from scraps by World Of Needlework (Patchwork, and Embroidery), on YouTube, you will learn how to make this easy bag in a few easy steps.

Then you will sew the quilting pattern down.

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This bag is so easy, and it looks absolutely adorable.

Patchwork Sewing Bag From Scraps