Contains:
- Illustrated step-by-step instructions
- Tips and Tricks
- A4 / Letter (US) Patterns Including Seam Allowances
- Cutting Plan
Materials you need at home:
- Outer fabric: 45 x 20 cm
- Lining fabric: 45 x 20 cm
- Drawstring: 45 x 10 cm
- Handles: 13 x 29 cm
- Leaves: 125 x 14 cm
- Interfacing (optional): see instructions
- Cord/Ribbon (e.g., 5 mm braided cord): 1 m
- Embroidery thread: for the points
- Thread
Sometimes the best ideas stem from a previous, completed project. After sewing the strawberry bag, I was inspired to design another bag in the shape of a flower. The anemone, with its delicate petals and striking center, served as my muse. This flower bag is meant to be something special—not only because of its playful design but also due to the combination of sewing and handcrafting, evident in the embroidered details. To me, the anemone symbolizes spring, new beginnings, and childlike joy, which perfectly complements a bag designed for children.
This charming flower bag is intended for children's everyday use—be it for kindergarten, playtime, or as a small accessory for special occasions. It's a small but special companion that’s ideally sized for little treasures or favorite toys. The bag is not just functional but also visually appealing with its playful details and the lovingly crafted flower that forms when the drawstring is pulled.
Creating the anemone bag is not overly complicated but does require a certain level of sewing experience. Since bags often involve small, intricate details, beginners might want to complete some simpler projects before tackling this design. A notable highlight is the blend of sewing and handcrafting: Embroidering the points inside the flower adds a unique, personal touch to the project, which I particularly enjoyed.
Of course, you can customize the flower bag to your liking. Designing the petals in different colors or even using patterned fabrics opens up many creative possibilities. The interior of the flower can also be varied according to your taste—let your imagination run wild!
If you decide to sew this bag, it’s important to choose the right fabrics and interfacing. To ensure the flower maintains its shape and doesn’t collapse, you should opt for sturdier materials. Woven fabrics are especially well-suited for this project, but feel free to experiment with other materials—your creativity knows no bounds.
- Flower shape inspired by anemones, symbolizing spring and childlike joy
- Designed for children, ideal for everyday use and special occasions
- Combination of sewing and handcrafting, with embroidered points as a special detail
- Customizable with various colors, fabrics, and patterns
- Stable shape due to proper interfacing, especially suitable with woven fabrics
Size:
15 x 13 x 7 cm
What You Need
Materials:
- Outer fabric: 45 x 20 cm
- Lining fabric: 45 x 20 cm
- Drawstring: 45 x 10 cm
- Handles: 13 x 29 cm
- Leaves: 125 x 14 cm
- Interfacing (optional): see instructions
- Cord/Ribbon (e.g., 5 mm braided cord): 1 m
- Embroidery thread: for the points
- Thread
Tools:
- Sewing Machine
- Scissors
- Pins
- Measuring Tape
- Iron
- Chalk or Marker
- Needle
- Bodkin
- Turning Set (straw and stick)
What you get
- Illustrated step-by-step instructions: Detailed instructions with clear pictures for easy implementation.
- Tips and Tricks: Useful hints to get the most out of your project.
- A4 / Letter (US) Patterns Including Seam Allowances: Precise patterns that include all necessary seam allowances.
- Cutting Plan: A clear plan to help you cut out the fabric pieces.
byGesa
Hey and welcome! I'm Gesa. Welcome to my world of colors, shapes, and imagination! As a designer (originally from the fashion sector) with a great passion for kids' room decor and DIY, I've dedicated my heart to creating spaces and objects that are not only beautiful to look at but also tell stories.