Sunday Spotlight – Coffee House Quilted Bag Pattern

Welcome to our Sunday Spotlight series, where we unveil a captivating quilting pattern from Etsy each week to ignite your creative spark! Today, we’re excited to introduce the “Coffee House Bag” pattern by SewHungryHippie.

Sewing enthusiasts, get ready to create your own chic and versatile accessory with the “Coffee House Bag” pattern! Designed by SewHungryHippie, this pattern offers the perfect blend of functionality and style, making it a must-have for bag-making aficionados.

The “Coffee House Bag” is not just any ordinary bag pattern; it’s highly customizable, allowing you to switch out the front flap and straps to suit your mood or outfit. With three zipper pockets, one vinyl pocket, and ample space for everyday essentials, this bag is ideal for daily use.

What sets this pattern apart is its user-friendly design. It comes with clear instructions, accompanied by color photos, diagrams, and illustrations to guide you through each step. Tested by sewists of all levels, this pattern ensures a seamless sewing experience.

One of the standout features of the “Coffee House Bag” is its compatibility with vinyl, including the body, flaps, and straps. The pattern creator even provides links to tutorials for attaching snaps, rivets, sewing cork, and binding, ensuring you have all the resources you need to bring your bag to life.

Measuring approximately 12″ x 10.5″ x 2.5″ when finished, this bag strikes the perfect balance between practicality and style. Plus, with a supply list included in the photos, you’ll have everything you need to get started on your project right away.

For added inspiration and tips, be sure to check out the blog post dedicated to this pattern on SewHungryHippie’s website.

Ready to embark on your bag-making journey? Purchase the “Coffee House Bag” pattern today and create a stylish accessory that’s uniquely yours!

Stay tuned for next week’s Sunday Spotlight, where we’ll unveil another exciting quilting pattern to inspire your creativity!

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In the world of quilting, there’s a rich tapestry of patterns, each with its own unique story and charm. Among these, Positive Quilts stand out as a symbol of optimism and creativity. These quilts, characterized by their use of plus signs (+) or X patterns, evoke a sense of positivity and brightness in their design.

The history of Positive Quilts dates back to traditional quilting techniques, where the plus sign motif was commonly used to symbolize unity, harmony, and positive energy within the quilt’s design. Over time, this motif has evolved into various interpretations and styles, reflecting the diverse tastes and preferences of quilters worldwide. It is also a very simple straight cut design making it a favorite pattern with beginners.

In this roundup of “22 Positive Quilt Patterns,” we explore a plethora of designs and tutorials that celebrate the beauty and versatility of Positive Quilts. From the classic X and Plus Quilt Pattern to modern interpretations like the Bear Crossing Quilt Pattern.

Whether you’re a seasoned quilter looking for a new project or a beginner eager to explore the world of quilting, these patterns provide endless inspiration and possibilities. From scrap-busting Positive Patterns to free tutorials by renowned designers like Jeni Baker, there’s something for every skill level and style preference.

Join us as we delve into the world of Positive Quilts, where creativity knows no bounds, and every stitch tells a story of hope and happiness.

Now, let’s explore the diverse array of patterns and tutorials featured in this roundup:

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