As a woman, you can never have enough bags. There's always going to be a prettier bag than the one that you have. Am I right? Well, I would like to help you solve that little problem! I gathered 6 bag patterns for you to make at home. Isn't that GREAT? Haha, well… for me it is, because I LOOOVE handmade handbags especially when there's tons of pretty fabrics to choose from. My favorite thing about making my own bag is that I can add my personal touch to give that "unique" feel to it. 

These 5 bag pattern I found, where all made with AGF Canvas fabric which in my opinion is great to make bags, clutches, backpacks, home decor, upholstery and even clothing! If you haven't tried our Canvas fabric yet, I encourage you to do it. Why? Because you will really feel the difference when sewing with this 100% premium cotton substrate :) and because it's soft yet at the same time sturdy enough to make all the projects I mentioned before. 

Let's take a look at these cute bags!

What did you think? Feel free to download the patterns to these bag and do a little selfish sewing.

1- Easy tote bag tutorial – you can find the pattern here.

    Featuring: Garden Dreamer fabrics by Maureen Cracknell

    Print: Moment in time dim (canvas)

2- 1192 Cali Foldover Bakcpack – you can find the pattern here

    Featuring: Here Comes the Fun fabrics by Caroline Hulse (sew caroline)

    Print: Block Stencils Pop (canvas)

3- Timber Mosaic Bag – you can find the pattern here

     Featuring: Fleet and Flourish fabrics by Maureen Cracknell

     Print: Roadside Guides Opal (canvas)

4- Study Haul  - you can fin the pattern here

    Featuring: Sketchbook fabrics by Sharon Holland

    Print: Ink Outburst (canvas)

5- Pool Side Tote-  you can find the pattern here 

    Featuring: Boardwalk Delight fabrics by Dana Willard

    Print: Soda Straws

Well my crafty friends, I hope you all enjoyed this post! If you make some projects with Canvas fabric don't hesitate to share them on social media by using the hashtag #ArtGalleryFabrics and #AGFMakerSpotlight for a chance to be featured on our instagram and blog! 

Talk to you soon,

Carolina