Hello friends, it's been awhile. When I came back to the blog for this post, I hadn't realized how much time has actually gone by. It was a busy summer, working on projects around the yard, garden, & home. I have to admit, I'm looking forward to cooler days and nights.... and less humidity. Sewing was limited but I was able to complete one very special quilt, but you'll hear more about that in weeks to come if you haven't checked out The Felix Quilt already.
For today, I wanted to share an awesome project that was super easy to make! I created this pattern after an adorable bag my neighbor gifted me. Check it out below! Isn't the mint green fabric with flowers the sweetest? Definitely has a nostalgic vibe. The bag isn't very large which is what made me want to make another one. This was the first time I created a cinch bag and must admit, I am totally hooked!
I broke the bag down into sections, drew out a template, and headed over to the wonderful world of Adobe Illustrator. I knew it was too good
not to share so here she is, my take on The Harvest Bag.
I love the way it came out. The generous size means it's perfect for apple picking, Halloween candy, gathering the remainders of the garden, or can even be used as an overnighter.
The best part, it's fat quarter friendly!
I hope you love & share this freebie pattern. You know what else? I would love to see your Harvest Bags. If you're an Instagrammer, use the hashtags #harvestbag & #amintneedlepattern so that I can share your wonderful creations as well!
Happy Trails to gathering the goods!
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