If your handwork has a habit of travelling with you, into the garden, off to a friend's house, along on a long car journey, this is the kind of project that quietly changes your life. In this video, Linda from Homelife With Linda shows us how to make a sweet To-Go Quilt or Craft Bag, the sort of cheerful, sturdy little carryall that keeps your current project safe, tidy, and always ready to grab on the way out the door.
Here is why this one is worth watching:
- A bag built for real-life quilters. Linda has thought about how we actually carry our works in progress, so the bag holds blocks, threads and small tools without anything tumbling out at the bottom of your handbag.
- A friendly, approachable sew. The construction is gentle and well paced, which makes it a lovely confidence-builder if bags have always felt a little intimidating to tackle.
- A wonderful chance to use a favourite fabric. A project bag is one of those treats where you can pull out a print you have been hoarding and finally turn it into something you will see and use every single day.
Which project do you tend to carry around with you the most, a slow hand-sewn block, an EPP basket, or a little applique scene? Tell us in the comments what you would tuck inside your own To-Go bag first.
