An Ignoble Experiment: 18 Addictive Bags

Plus the secrets Grandma won't tell you (Shhh, we will!)

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Hello Sewists,

There are some things that are just plain addictive. For many sewists, bags fit that bill. We just can't get enough.

Below you'll find our most addictive bags, including this fun Fat Quarter Tote Bag.

Plus, scroll down for the secrets Grandma won't tell you!

Warning! These Bags Are Addictive:

1. The nautical knockoff you absolutely need this summer

2. Prepare for the compliments to roll on in. Darling day bag

3. Green thumbs, we have the bag for your right here.

4. NEW! Go ahead and pull those old jeans out of your closet.

5. Stylish Summer Madras Tote Bag

6. NEW! Pretty much the perfect dinner party purse

7. You have to see how eclectic and eye-catching this tote is.

8. NEW! A creative use for some old cargo pants

9. Flirty Floral Fat Quarter Tote Bag

10. Spend a spare hour sewing up this bag. Reader Favorite

11. Sleek and Beautiful Blossom Shoulder Bag

12. The on-the-go crafter's best friend This is pretty essential

13. This bag has been making quite the splash on our site.

14. Reusable Roll-Up Shopping Bag

15. You're not just another pretty face, so you need not just another prettty purse. You're guaranteed to adore this one

16. The beach bag big enough for everything

17. Wait, you can make a bag out of this? Sure can, and we did

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Happy Sewing,

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P.S. Why Buy When You Can DIY?

1. Spend not a cent on a classic J. Crew skirt. Make this instead

2. NEW! Don't break out the Benjamins on an Anthro pillow.

3. Drop not even a dime on Lululemon gear.

4. Preserve pennies by making your own Vera Bradley bag. That's just as cute

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The Secrets Grandma Won't Tell You

	1. NEW! How her flowers never die 2. How she keeps her feet warm and toasty 3. NEW! How her greeting cards always put a smile on your face 4. How she helps relieve those aches and pains 5. How she embellishes everything to perfection 6. NEW! How she never seems to lose a thing 7. How she preserves all her wonderful memories 8. NEW! How she packs the perfect family picnic BONUS: This Creative Options Two-Tray Box is the perfect thing to help Grandma to keep all her sewing supplies organized. Enter here by April 10 to win it!

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It's a Printables Party!

1. The tee you'll be wearing every warm day

2. What a pretty pillow for your front porch

3. NEW! Goodnight Gown for Girls

4. The bag that belongs to every chic urban gal

5. NEW! We can help you plan out your projects.

6. Cuddly Cute Baby Pants Pattern

7. NEW! Fat quarters make the most wonderful wallet.

8. Doll clothes we're dying for you to see

9. NEW! The Beach Babe's Cover Up

10. A lightweight dress we're loving for spring and summer Keeps you cool but covered

11. Spring Flowers Serger Cover

12. You need this if you're always making clothes for the grandkids. So helpful

13. The Working Woman's Favorite Dress That retirees also adore

14. 35+ Free Printable Sewing Patterns

PLUS: Check out these past projects!

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