As promised, the second part bag tutorials and I’m sure I could even come up with a third part. Did I mention that I love bags?

Pleated Purse - for everyone who loves pleats

Margaret Sling Bag  - looks exactly like the Taxi Tote from “Seams to me”.

Hip Mama Diaper Bag - you don’t have do be a mum to make this bag

Skirty Bag - gained a few? :) Recycle your skirts!

Pocket Bag  - stupid name, great bag. 

Recycled Book Bag - turn a pretty  book into a pretty  bag

Missed the first part? Click here

I love bags. I really, really do. I could make a new bag every week and I truly think a girl can’t have enough bags. So here is the first part of “Make Something - Bags”, and if you love them as much as I do, check back next week for even more bag tutorials and pattern. 

Hobo Bag - casual, yet stylish

Wasp Bag - I made one and so should you

Fusing Plastic Bag - recycle your plastic bags

1 Hour Bag - One hour? What are you waiting for?

Noriko Bag - pretty Asian style

Jenny Bag - super cute and little bit different

Apple Picking Tote - the perfect shopping tote

Sweater Purse - got an old sweater? Make a bag!

Color Beat Tote - show off your favorite fabric

It’s Make something time and I really need to make some new pillows. If you’re feeling the same way here are some tutorials to help you out. 

Tooth Fairy Pillow - for your little ones

Owl Pillow - cutest owl pillow EVER

Hourglass Pillow - an  Amy Butler pattern

Rec Room Pillows - cozy retro-chic 

Portable Cushions - be comfortable indoors and outdoors

Log Cabin Pillow - a wonky version

Pet Bed - even cats and dogs need pillows

Pieced Pillow -  from Last-Minute Patchwork & Quilted Gifts

For more inspirations check out this awesome flickr group  or this ladys photostream, I really like her pillows. Or how about this photostream, if you fancy cute embroidery.

Happy new year to everyone!

This post is for Staci because she said she only had  Criss-Cross Coasters, so I hope you’ll like one of these. I’ll definitely make some this weekend since I still have some iron-one vinyl laying around. I wonder if I can still quilt them?

Pinwheel Coaster - cute and quilted

Microfiber Suede Coaster - easy and practical

Whip Clean Coaster - great vinyl coasters

Iron-on Vinyl - another vinyl version

Cocktail Coaster - pretty patchwork from Denyse Schmidt

Quilted Coaster - from Last Minute Patchwork and Quilted Gifts

Simple Coaster - simple and elegant

Criss Cross Coaster - and yet another patchwork version

Yo-Yo Coaster  - even Yo-Yos can make coasters

Hannukkah Coaster - a felt version

Fringed Coaster - fraying can be good

And because it somehow belongs in the same catergory and I had them bookmarked: 

Fringed Napkins - Placemats & Tablecloth -  Coffee Cuff - Coffee Cozy

Like I promised Marie from Protect The Cookie last week, this time it’s all about organizers. Hope you’ll like the tutorials.

Wall Organizer- hang it over your desk

Corkboard Wall Pocket - bulletin board and mail storage in one

Door Organizer - enough pockets for everything

Post Office Bag - organize and carry your packages & mail in style

Car CD Visor - keep your CDs organized and easy to reach

Car Organizer  - toys, maps or books: keep your car clutter free

Car Organizer II - same purpose, other version

This part of “Make something” is for Joanna from Joannabags, because she was crazy enough to sew three of the pouches in less than 20 hours after I posted the links. Talk about sewing addiction. So here are the tutorials for sewing storage boxes and baskets especially for you Joanna.

Storage Baskets - organize your magazines and sewing pattern

Fabric Buckets - cute, round buckets for your scraps & everything else

Charging Basket - store your gadgets while they charge

Patchwork Basket - a lovely version with handles

Fabric Baskets - another patchwork version

Trim Box - store your trims, or make them bigger for Cd’s

Storage Cubes - colorful cubes with labels

Jewel Case Cube - no sewing and it doubles as a candle holder

And since Marie from Protect The Cookie!!! made another four of the pouches, she got to chose the topic for next week’s “Make something”.  I hope to get it up around next weekend if I don’t die of Christmas cookies overload :)